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Ryan Day on winning The Game: “I’ve thought, as you can imagine, over the years, after winning this game, what I would say in this press conference. I’m gonna save all those comments because I think the best thing to do is win with humility. That’s what we’re gonna do.
“I think that speaks to our program and speaks to what it means to be a Buckeye. We wanted to take this rivalry game back this year. The way that our guys played certainly spoke to that. They played with great passion and great physicality.”
Ryan Day on Ohio State's mindset after reaching 5-0:
"You saw what happened in college football today. You got to bring it every week. The team that's desperate, the team that's hungry, is gonna win the game," Day said. "It's our job to make sure it doesn't take a loss to make sure we are hungry and desperate, but these guys are still kids, and you gotta keep hammering it home."
Well, Mr. @finebaum, I Guess You Lose Again. Florida State Beat Alabama. Another Bad Prediction On Your Part. Do You Know How Hurtful It Is To Call People Like @LincolnRiley, @CoachJim4UM, And @ryandaytime Out By Name When You Are So Far Off The Mark. Smarten Up! You’re 0-2 So Far! I Am Actually Embarrassed For You & The Comments You Make About People’s Personal Lives. So Sad!
The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the increase in goods & services output.
That is the vast majority of the problem.
Inflation was particularly bad during the Covid years, as there was massive government spending, despite productivity plunging, as people were forced to stay home.
This is further exacerbated by excess regulation, which prevents the market from solving an unmet need (eg housing in high-demand areas).
Occasionally, there is monopolistic behavior by companies, but this is relatively rare and usually only possible if those companies have gained control of their industry regulator. Again, a government, not private sector, problem.
Simply put, there absolutely must be changes to the roster and staff immediately. If not, we have to resign ourselves to the continued degradation of OSU football from a perennial national title contender to a team that can only beat teams with a decided talent advantage.