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If Ohio State coach Ryan Day thought his seat was hot before the game, it just turned into an inferno. Everything that could go wrong pretty much did, including strange decision-making by the offensive coaching staff.

When you are the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, you have two expectations: Beat Michigan and win a national championship.

And a back-and-forth game it was. After holding Ohio State to a field goal on its opening drive, cornerback Aamir Hall — a transfer from FCS Albany — came up with his second interception in as many games, flipping field position and allowing Michigan to score an easy touchdown.

The Big Ten College Countdown crew reacts to the fight that ensued after Michigan upset Ohio State, and discuss what the loss means for Ryan Day's future with the Buckeyes.