Paul Finebaum: 'There warning signs from Day 1' about Ohio State.
Ohio State · OregonIt’s tough to say, at least for this season. “And you know, the one thing Ryan Day is consistent on is is buying black dye for his beard.
But other than that, really, it’s been all over the place. I mean, Buckeye fans can scream and holler.
They won the national championship on a year when he laid a massive egg. Last year was just inexcusable the way that season ended, but it portended the future.”
Funny enough, Oregon had similar hype as in, this was the year for the Ducks. $39.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage
KEY POINTS
- Finebaum claimed this was evident from the start of the season, despite a lot of hype surrounding the Buckeyes, now-injured QB Julian Sayin and Heisman contender Jeremiah Smith .
- Paul Finebaum isn't quite surprised about what happened to Ohio State and Ryan Day on Saturday as the Buckeyes fell 41-28 to Oregon.
- The loss dropped Ohio State to 6-3 on the season and virtually out of College Football Playoff contention.
- “I think there were warning signs from Day 1, but they were still preseason No. 1 because we just are accustomed to thinking that Ryan Day will actually do the job,” Finebaum said on The Matt Barrie Show .