ESPN’s College Gameday made a trip to Columbus as the Ohio State Buckeyes welcome the Indiana Hoosiers ... end the regular season undefeated with a win on Saturday. If Ryan Day’s Buckeyes want to make that conference championship game, they need ...

It's tough to lose a starter while trying to close out a run to the College Football Playoff. That's exactly the situation Ohio State finds itself in, though.

Ahead of a top-five showdown between No. 2 Ohio State and No. 5 Indiana, Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day admitted he loves the pressure of coaching at the prestigious program. “I mean, every year when you come to Ohio State,

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day wasn't having it with Pat McAfee's antics on Friday ... walked off the set afterward with a serious look on his face. Seems like the Buckeyes are all business for Saturday. "I loved hearing that from him," McAfee said.

Here's what Ohio State football coach Ryan Day said about Seth McLaughlin's injury and the Buckeyes' offensive line situation moving forward.

Sitting on the stage of the " College GameDay " show on ESPN on Saturday morning in Columbus, Day got some advice from legendary coach Nick Saban, who has had plenty of experience in keeping uber-talented teams focused through the grind of a college season.

The Ohio State head coach was on ESPN to break down the Buckeyes’ third top-5 game of the regular season. Ohio State lost the first one on the road to Oregon. Ohio State won the second one on the road against Penn State. The Buckeyes are widely expected to win the third at home on Saturday against No. 5 Indiana.

Ryan Day has won an awful lot of games as the head coach of Ohio State's football team. However, he has not yet won the big one for the Buckeyes. Since taking over in 2019, Day has led the program to at least 11 wins in a single season four times.

The biggest game of the weekend is set to take place in Columbus, Ohio, at 12 p.m. EST on Saturday, as the No. 5 Indiana Hoosiers travel to the Horseshoe to

Ohio State fans were calling for head coach Ryan Day's job after he lost to Michigan for the third year in a row.

Ohio State and Indiana are set to face off in one of the most high-profile matchups of the season to this point. The highly anticipated game features top-five teams and carries major Big Ten title and College Football Playoff implications.