Title: Colorado Drops Out of Top 25 in Latest US LBM Coaches Poll After Loss to Oregon
Subtitle: Ohio State’s Ryan Day Fires Back at Critics After Stunning Win Against Notre Dame
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The recent US LBM Coaches Poll has delivered some surprising changes to the college football rankings, with the University of Colorado falling out of the top 25 following their defeat against Oregon.
In a convincing fashion, Oregon managed to humble Colorado, causing them to tumble down the rankings. As a result, the Buffaloes have lost their position among the country’s most elite teams, leaving them eager to make a comeback in the coming weeks.
Meanwhile, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has taken the opportunity to address his team’s doubters after their remarkable last-second victory over Notre Dame. Day, visibly fired-up during the post-game interview, specifically called out former Notre Dame head coach Lou Holtz.
Holtz, renowned for leading the Fighting Irish to their last national championship, expressed skepticism about Ohio State’s physicality and claimed that Notre Dame was the superior team. Day, however, was quick to defend his players and the Buckeyes’ toughness.
Addressing Holtz’s comments head-on, Day exclaimed, “I’d like to know where Lou Holtz is right now. What he said about our team, I cannot believe. This is a tough team right here! We’re proud to be from Ohio! It’s always been Ohio against the world, and it’ll continue to be Ohio against the world! I love those kids, and we got a tough team!”
Day’s passionate defense of his team stemmed from Ohio State’s resilience in their thrilling comeback victory against Notre Dame. The Buckeyes displayed their toughness, showcasing their ability to overcome adversity and secure the win with a last-second touchdown.
Emphasizing the constant scrutiny his team faces, Day said, “Everybody’s questioning these kids all the time! We had one bad half the last couple of years! That’s it! Everybody wants to question these guys! These guys are warriors right here to come back and win. I’m emotional about this for a reason. A lot of people question these kids and say a lot of things about them. I love them. When someone attacks your family, to come in and win like this, is special. It’s a great win for our program and a great win for Ohio State.”
While Ohio State celebrates their triumph and proves their doubters wrong, Colorado will need to regroup and strategize how to reclaim their spot among the top teams in college football. The US LBM Coaches Poll serves as a reminder that unpredictability and fierce competition are ever-present in the world of college football, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next turn of events.