Representing the southern suburbs of Akron like a champ ever since he made it to Ames! Also, Doug is the perfect representative of Northern Football. He’s the Everyman of the North… amped up to eleven in the best most delightfully obnoxious way. I mean that as a compliment.

That's the game that also worries me the most. Louisville does not. ND is going to be laying for them - plus they have them at home this year.

At what point ever has Day given the impression he doesnt care? None.

When has he cried?

How about I provide several examples of both Day not CARING and Day CRYING and then you 2 can comment as much jibber-jabber nonsense back as you see/deem appropriate…… Day said early and often at the beginning of his HC career that he CARED about all 3 phases of football => then did little to nothing about our Defense and Special Teams for years. He said he CARED and understood the priorities of being a HC at Ohio State => beating the TTUN, winning the BIGCG and GETTING OSU in a place to win the National Championship. Has his performance to date shown the level of care to meet these objectives? Hard No. Did he CARE enough to get an Elite Offensive Line to be competitive with elite Defenses ? Did he show he CARED enough for you during Covid to play football ? Other teams did. Ok……a few examples of him crying…… He cried about our defense being poor for years but ALLOWED the Rose Bowl Defensive MVP to be benched, played S Wade at the wrong position and allowed Tuf Borland NOT ONLY TO PLAY but to cover DeVonta Smith => time and time again in the championship game ! He cried when people called him and our offensive line soft. Do I need to explain this one ? He cried the REFS screwed Ohio State in the CFP game => yet JK Dobbins dropped 2 passes for TD’s and got caught from behind and didn’t score. Also, how proactive was Day about understanding Targeting, understanding and objecting to how officiating crews were chosen and how/who does the OFFICIAL REVIEWS IN THE BOOTH ? He certainly cried about a lack of NIL Money => and finally got it => instead of proactively working with Alum and OSU partners.