Ryan Day Urges Fans to Amplify Support Ahead of Indiana Matchup
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day is calling on Buckeye Nation to bring the energy as his team prepares to face the Indiana Hoosiers in their upcoming Big Ten showdown. In a recent press conference, Day emphasized the critical role that fans play in creating a high-energy atmosphere at Ohio Stadium, urging them to make their presence felt from kickoff to the final whistle.
“We need our fans to be loud, to be passionate, and to give our players that extra boost on the field,” Day said. “Indiana is a tough opponent, and having the support of Buckeye Nation can make all the difference.”
Ohio State enters the matchup with momentum following a string of dominant performances, but Day stressed that the team cannot afford to underestimate the Hoosiers, who have a history of putting up a fight against top-tier opponents. He believes the crowd’s enthusiasm could be a game-changer, helping to rattle Indiana’s offense and keep the Buckeyes energized throughout the game.
Fans have responded positively to Day’s call, with social media buzzing about plans for a “scarlet-out” at the stadium, and several student groups organizing pre-game rallies to pump up the crowd.
As the Buckeyes continue their push for a Big Ten title and a potential College Football Playoff spot, Day’s message is clear: the team needs its fans to show up and make Ohio Stadium one of the most intimidating environments in college football.
Kickoff against Indiana is set for Saturday, and with a fired-up crowd behind them, the Buckeyes are looking to secure another crucial conference win.
