Ohio State football coach Ryan Day knows that whatever his Buckeyes accomplish on the field this year won't matter if he can't beat rival Michigan. If you look at Day's tenure, he has done just about everything well.

It’s Ohio State game day! Ohio State has made it to the final game of the regular season with just one blemish — a one-point loss on the road to the No. 1 team in the country, Oregon. The last thing standing in the way of the Buckeyes and a trip to Indianapolis for a rematch against those same Ducks in the Big Ten title game is Michigan.

After three consecutive losses to Michigan, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has had enough. Day, 45, and the Buckeyes host the Michigan Wolverines in Columbus on Saturday, November 30, hoping to break the school’s longest losing streak to their bitter rival since 1997.

As Ohio State hopes to beat Michigan for the first time in five years, Ryan Day admitted that the losing streak has been tough on him.

Ohio State might be 10-1 and Michigan is 6-5, but head coach Ryan Day has had a Michigan problem the past three years. The Buckeyes have lost three games in a r

Ohio State has lost its last three games against Michigan, and it has cast a shadow over the Buckeyes' otherwise great performance in that span. No one has felt that more than Ryan Day, who has been tormented by those losses to the Wolverines.