Ryan Day regrets not letting Texas score late in the fourth quarter of Ohio State loss
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day expressed regret for choosing to defend the 1-yard line instead of allowing Texas to score late in the fourth quarter. This decision allowed the Longhorns to bleed nearly a minute off the clock before taking the lead, leaving the Buckeyes with insufficient time for a potential comeback. The strategic choice contributed to Ohio State's loss as they were left with limited offensive opportunities in the game's final seconds.
Texas bled nearly a minute off the clock after Day elected to 'hold the line' and try to stop the Longhorns from the 1-yard line
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