Ohio State's catastrophic 2026 season has lost Ryan Day his championship goodwill -- now comes the reckoning

Julian Sayin's injury explains some of Ohio State's pain, but it doesn't explain a $40 million roster looking this lost -- or how Day plans to fix it
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