He's not though. At all.
Day likes what he likes and he calls it regardless of his personnel, or what the defense shows. He wants to do what he wants to do and expects perfect execution, even when his line has shown incapable of it all year. The man is as stubborn as it gets. He refuses to adapt.
Our line cannot generate push in short yardage situations and rather than spreading the defense out using your ridiculous stable of wide receivers, he takes Marv off the field and puts in another TE, both of whom have shown REPEATEDLY, that they cannot reliably run block in obvious run situations. I'll give him credit for finally utilizing sneaks, but it shouldn't have to take THAT long to make a change.
McCord was out there with one leg and Day calls a timeout, then removes the extra blocker to basically ensure McCord is screwed.
The entire game, Wisconsin looked like they knew all of our audibles.
Day has to stop with this "all we have to do is execute" bullshit. You can say what you want about TTUN, but they look for EVERY possible advantage they can find in a game. Obviously, do it with in the rules, but Day just continues to coach in this vacuum of arrogance where he thinks he's infallible as long as his team does everything right.