There is no better way to unwind during a bye week than exploring your inner thoughts, especially if they are made out of corn. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day decided to take a tour of this year’s corn maze at The MAiZE at Little Darby Creek.

Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day talks with Urban Meyer and Rob Stone to discuss how his team maintains its focus and discipline while holding a 7-0 record and the No. 1 ranking. Day shares insights into the Buckeyes’ mindset,

Led by arguably the best defense in college football, Ohio State has outscored teams 255-41 through seven games. That’s with the ups and downs the offense has had with new quarterback Julian Sayin, a completely new rushing attack and two new play callers in Brian Hartline on offense and Matt Patricia on defense.

Ohio State may be off this week, but that doesn't mean it's time to slow down and relax, especially for quarterback Julian Sayin.

The Ohio State Buckeyes have routinely built one of, if not the best, rosters in college football in many of the last 10 years. Ohio State's excellent recruiting ability and on-field production have it serving as the new gold standard of consistency now that Nick Saban is retired.

As the top-ranked Buckeyes head into the final month of the regular season with a 7-0 record, there are questions to address.

On Tuesday, Ryan Day of Ohio State—a program against which Franklin went 1-11 in his roughly 12 seasons at the helm—weighed in on the discourse, and, while he gave the former Penn State coach his flowers, opted for a pretty matter-of-fact take on the whole thing.