Ryan Day is still dissecting Ohio State’s 24-23 loss to Texas — and now he admits he would handle the final minute differently. Three days after the Buckeyes blew a 20-point fourth-quarter lead in Austin, Day said that, knowing what he knows now, he would have allowed Texas to score and given Ohio State’s offense a chance to answer rather than betting on a goal-line stand.

On this episode of The Tim May Show, Tim breaks down Day’s comments, the thinking behind the controversial late-game decision and what the loss means for Ohio State moving forward.

Texas erased a 23-3 fourth-quarter deficit and won on a 1-yard Hollywood Smothers touchdown with 25 seconds remaining. Julian Sayin threw for 278 yards, while Jeremiah Smith finished with eight catches for 164 yards and a touchdown in the loss.

The Buckeyes now have to turn the page quickly. Ohio State hosts Kent State on Saturday, giving Ryan Day and his team an opportunity to address the mistakes from Austin and reset before the schedule gets tougher.

On This Episode
– Ryan Day’s second thoughts on the Texas finish
– Should Ohio State have intentionally allowed the touchdown?
– How the Buckeyes lost a 20-point fourth-quarter lead
– Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith’s performances
– What Ohio State needs to fix immediately
– Putting one loss in perspective
– Kent State preview
– What comes next for the Buckeyes

The Tim May Show delivers Ohio State football analysis, Buckeyes news and perspective from inside Columbus throughout the college football season.

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