Ohio state head football coach Ryan Day apologized after his team landed on his knees in his last practice in the face of a 52-17 eruption in Nebraska on Saturday.
“I feel bad about it,” Day said after the game, through ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg.
“I had a younger quarterback in the game, and I didn’t feel like we had the staff to get down on our knees, and I probably did. So I just need to publicly apologize to them, to [Nebraska Coach] Scott [Gel]. “
Ohio State and Nebraska, No. 5, were tied at 14 in the last quarter, the Buckeyes beat the Cornhuskers 38-3 the rest of the time in a 52-17 home win at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.
OSU’s ultimate landing was the result of a two-yard run through freshman quarterback Jack Miller III with 1:40 for the end. Buckeyes may have knelt on the ball and finished the game after OSU won a first checkout earlier.
According to Rittenberg, Frost did not talk about OSU’s final ownership of his post-match reporter, however, Day said he would call Frost to apologize.
OSU will be in Penn State next Saturday at 7:30PM. Nebraska will meet Wisconsin Saturday at 3:30 p. m.
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