2024 college football is in its second week. All the football programs are giving their best. The No. 2 Ohio State is one of the teams that is looking great on the field as of now. On the 8th of September, Ohio State dominated Western Michigan and won by 56 points to 0.

Head coach Ryan has been part of the Buckeyes since 2017, and he knows all of his players inside out. In a recent interview with Andy Staples from On3Sports, Day shared how he copes with the pressure of his high-stakes job and manages the demands of his role. “I remember the press conference after every game; you know it is part of the job. I never looked at it, as you don’t know. I always looked at it to see what I knew and what the opportunity had to offer.”

He added, “We also have to continue the thing you are talking about. We can’t drop off. So, making all these decisions is something you learn. You learn more about yourself as a coach. You know I am 45 years old now, and I was in a different position when I started. Every year you grow, and every year you learn.” Day’s perspective clearly highlights the evolution of his coaching journey. It also says that each year brings new challenges and learning experiences. In the world of sports, few people carry the weight of responsibilities; in college football, being a head coach comes with great responsibilities.

The Buckeyes will play their third game against the Marshall Thundering herd on September 21st. Ryan Day’s game plan will be crucial. Facing an opponent like Charles Huff, who has been with Marshall since 2021 and has seen the team’s game closely for three seasons. Day and other coaching staff have to ensure that Buckeyes’s players are in top form. As the season progresses, every game is important to build momentum towards winning the national championship.

Ohio State Buckeyes dominated Western Michigan

Ohio State dominates the entire game at Ohio Stadium and secures the win with a huge margin. Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyone Henderson contributed two rushing touchdowns each with their speed for a total of 174 yards on the ground. All the players displayed outstanding performances, like in their first game. James Peoples and Will Howard also added rushing touchdowns.

With the help of freshman Jeremiah Smith, Howard scored a 70-yard touchdown in the first quarter and ended the game with 292 passing yards. Other freshman for Buckeyes Julian Sayin also stood out by throwing his first collegiate touchdown in the fourth quarter with a 55-yard pass to Bennette Christain. Ohio State played most of the game without the cornerback Denzel Burke because of a first-quarter ejection for targeting. Despite that, their defense held Western Michigan to just 99 yards of total offense. Comment down below how excited you are for 21st September.