“So Pissed”: Urban Meyer Extremely Angry With Ohio State, Asks Ryan Day to Take Locker Room Action

Ohio State had every reason to rally around its inexperienced quarterback against USC. Instead, the Buckeyes left him hanging. Sloppy execution, costly mistakes, and wasted opportunities turned a winnable game into an embarrassing 30-18 loss in Los Angeles. And losing starter Julian Sayin was hardly an excuse for the rest of the team’s failures. Ohio State outgained USC 464-338, including 204 rushing yards, but had little to show for its offensive advantage. True freshman Luke Fahey, making his first career start after Julian Sayin’s injury against Indiana, inherited a difficult situation.