Urban Meyer is reportedly considering a return to Ohio State to coach after rumors about Ryan Day begin going wild

Scratch that, his name has also been floated out there when current Ohio State head coach, Ryan Day, can’t get the job done against Michigan. After all, Day is 1-4 against the Wolverines, a far cry from the 7-0 record Urban Frank Meyer had against OSU’s arch rival.

Urban Meyer made it clear Thursday that he has no intention of trying to return to coach Ohio State football, despite some floating his name as a possible replacement for current head coach Ryan Day. This comes after the Buckeyes lost to unranked Michigan last weekend.

The rumors surrounding the Ohio State Buckeyes and the future of head coach Ryan Day have run rampant. Many believe that Ohio State could end up firing their he

Day, who has now lost four-straight games to Michigan, a game that is always the most important on the Buckeyes schedule, is on the hot seat after that 13-10 loss on Saturday as a near three-score favorite. However, he’s still captaining this team for now, and with the CFP on the horizon, there is certainly room to improve his resume.

Four consecutive losses to Michigan have Ohio State coach Ryan Day on the hot seat. A buzz started about former Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer returning to the job if it should open. On Thursday, the FOX panelist released a statement saying he has no interest in returning to coaching.

Michigan limited Ohio State to just 77 rushing yards on 26 carries, with nine of those attempts yielding zero yards or resulting in a tackle for loss. Henderson was held to just 21 yards on ten carries, and Michigan did not allow the Buckeyes a first down on Ohio State's final 14 plays of the game. "That's great run defense," Meyer said.

Former Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer stood down on returning to college football, much less coming back to coaching. He is within the right to do so.

FOX Sports' Urban Meyer joins Colin Cowherd to discuss how Ohio State can bounce back from their loss to Michigan.