Coach Bent, 574, out of all the head coaches in the playoff, Marcus Freeman aside, whose legacy is impacted the most by a national championship. Ryan Day. Yeah, I was, yep. Explain why. Since we're on the same page, explain why, because I know we're on this. I know we're going to get the same reasons. Go ahead, Trev. Yeah, I mean, Ryan Day is the only head coach in the in the playoffs.

You could make the argument that gets talked about every single year,

like a championship caliber coach, and he has Ohio State,

and he's trying to put this narrative to bed that he was born on third base and hit a triple.

And, you know, he has the most at stake.

And his legacy is the most impacted because, simply put, he hasn't won. He has the most at stake, and his legacy is the most impacted. Because, simply put, he hasn't won.

He has done it.

You know, the closest that he got was that 2020 beat down of Clemson, I think, in the semifinals.

And then they went on and got absolutely waxed by Alabama in the national championship.

Now, mind you, everybody did.

Like, that Alabama team is crazy.

But, you know, for Ryan Day, his legacy is just, right now, it's kind of, you're

always on the outside looking in, you know?

Like, you tell all of your friends that you're the cool kid, and then when you get to

the party, nobody lets you in.

You know, like that, that's kind of Ryan Day's legacy so far that Ohio State.

And winning a national championship for him would put a lot of that to rest because he did go out and win it.

You know what I mean?

Like that's, especially after dropping their last regular season game to Michigan,

I think Ryan Day is by far the most impacted because you go through and you look,

Kirby Smart's done it twice in the last four years.

Davos-weeney did what he did.

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