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They won, but it would be fair to say that this was not their best performance on offense.

Well, Cig-boy has his direct comparison game, eh?

WTF

Holy smokes, this has worked out as one of the best hires of Day's career.

Iowa

Here is where the hilarity comes in. They think that he will magically appear on the day and Ohio State will shake in their boots. He will be there. They will prepare. And if he isn't ready to play, they will still be prepared.

There's plenty of time. Plenty of time.

I just want to see evil Ryan Day...truly evil Ryan Day. Don't care about the score. I just want to see the look of gladness come over their faces when they realize time is up and the soulless train can no longer run over their lives until next year in Columbus. In two years, I want to see...

It is too early to say...way too early.

So, possibility of a lower buyout in two years? :fryingpan:

This coaching carousel thing seems quite lucrative. I've asked the wife to spell out my package if she fires me...she says that I don't have to worry...I won't have a package.

UTQTFS

The game against Purdue illustrated flaw after flaw.

That said, the offensive line play needs a bit of coaching...

SMU

I think he is a man that looks like he might die if a pro applies essential oils.

He needs more experience as an OC. No need to rush. Another year or two with Day will be very helpful in establishing a much more solid foundation.

I think there's a good chance PSU will be remembered for a wide spread in this game :pirate:

No offense intended but, perhaps one reason may be because those coaches arrived at a time when the SEC set the standard for back-handed payments to players. Looking at this from the DEEP South with a Yankee perspective, the possibility that NIL levelled the playing field was implied by Saban's...