Ty Law Urges Ohio State To Keep Ryan Day

Ty Law is lovin’ Ryan Day at Ohio State — after all, his Wolverines have beaten the coach four straight years — but he tells TMZ Sports even if he weren’t a Michigan alum … he’d seriously encourage the school to keep the guy on its sidelines.

Law made it clear on Wednesday — just a few days after the Buckeyes dropped another game to its hated rival, 13-10 — that despite Day’s recent inability to defeat UM, he would still rather roll with the 45-year-old for the foreseeable future.

“You really think about it,” Law said, “when you peel the onion back, do you really want to fire a guy who’s always competitive, who’s always in the hunt for the national championship?”

“Hell, I’m biased,” he relented. “Keep him! Keep him! We’ve won four in a row! Keep his ass on in there!”

Day has been at OSU since 2018 — and he’s piled up a 66-10 record as the university’s head coach. He’s also won a Sugar Bowl and a Rose Bowl — and he’s got Ohio State pretty firmly in this year’s National Championship playoff picture.

But at just 1-4 vs. Michigan, a lot of people in Ohio are still calling for his gig — something Law believes they shouldn’t be doing just yet.

“I think we’re in his head a little bit,” Law said. “But at the same time, he deserves to keep his job.”

As for the big brawl that ensued after this year’s iteration of UM vs. OSU … Law took the Wolverines to task for starting it — scolding them for trying to plant a flag while on the road in a hostile environment.