Ryan Day pondered some changes in the College Football Playoff experience that could benefit the players moving forward. It’s easier to say that now since Day is on top of the college football world after Ohio State won this year’s national title.

Having won a national title in the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff, Ryan Day can reasonably be labeled an authority on the tournament. But that doesn't mean he thinks the format is perfect.

Ryan Day, the Ohio State Buckeyes head coach since 2019, has been critical about several aspects of the state of college football this offseason. Whether it is concerns about tampering, a lack of NCAA rule enforcement, the transfer portal or in the latest case, the college football playoff.

College Football Playoff changes are coming, but Ohio State coach Ryan Day offered an alteration this week that goes beyond the games and enhances the experience for the players. Day and the Buckeyes waltzed through the first year of the expanded playoff with multiple convincing wins as an at-large selection,

Ryan Day is finally a national champion, breaking through with Ohio State in the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff. Even so, he can admit the formula is not perfect after one season. Specifically with the seeding and how the four byes were determined.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has voiced his concerns about the current format of the College Football Playoff (CFP), suggesting that significant improvements are needed to enhanc

Ryan Day believes the College Football Playoff and its bowl games can make the player experience “much better” than it was this past season for the first 12-team CFP.

Ohio State and Ryan Day ran roughshod through the first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff. Still, that doesn't mean Day thinks the system is flawless. After a shocking season-ending loss to Michigan ruined their chance of winning the Big Ten,

Ryan Day says the 12-team College Football Playoff is a 'healthier' model than the 4-team version, but the bye system needs to be revamped.

What does a head coach that just win his first College Football Playoff National Championship do? Try to make next year even better."I think first off, the exp

The College Football Playoff will change to some degree as they iron things out, and Ohio State football coach Ryan Day provided his thoughts on it.