The Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes will face off in the Rose Bowl. After four years of losing to Michigan and zero championships, is Ohio State's Ryan Day coaching for his job vs. Dan Lanning in the College Football Playoff?

Ohio State coach Ryan Day said that execution, not revenge, is the main focus as the Buckeyes get set for a rematch with Oregon in the CFP.

The Ohio State Buckeyes hit the low of lows in the loss to Michigan, but their confidence is building. That could be dangerous for the Ducks.

Ryan Day will not be fired. It never should have even been an honest talking point among the media and parts of the Ohio State fanbase that ABC's Kirk Herbstreit labeled as the "lunatic fringe," Saturday night in a sardonic spiel at the end of Ohio State's 42-17 curb-stomping of Tennessee in the first round of the College Football Playoff.

ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit defended Ryan Day during Ohio State's College Football Playoff game on Saturday, calling out fans and pundits who have called for Day to be fired. Herbstreit, amid the Buckeyes' dominant 42-17 win over Tennessee in the first round of the playoffs,

ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit has taken a lot of heat over the last few days for his controversial thoughts on the College Football Playoff selection criteria and

Ohio State coach Ryan Day spoke with media Monday about the No. 8 Buckeyes’ rematch with No. 1 Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Here’s what he said.

The first round of the College Football Playoff took place last week, and a lot of people were disappointed with the results as there were a lot of blowouts. Now, the quarterfinals are set, and there are supposed to be some terrific matchups as the teams that originally had byes will be in action.