Michigan fans will only laugh at pathetic Ryan Day reaction to postgame brawl

How do you like us now?! No one gave the Michigan Wolverines a chance to take down Ohio State on the road in the regular season finale, but goodness, an upset for the ages was posted. Oh, and the Wolverines have now beaten Ohio State four years in a row.

Got something to say, Ryan Day? Following the head-turning win, things went south when a massive fight broke out after Michigan tried planting a flag at midfield. Police got involved, with some players even getting pepper sprayed.

It was an ugly scene in Columbus and one that no one ever wants to see. While meeting with the media, Day was asked about the fight that broke out. There were multiple ways he could have answered things, yet, he chose this direction?

The Michigan Wolverines took Ryan Day and Ohio State to school on Saturday

You've got to be kidding. To open things up by saying he doesn't know all the details and then adding that his players weren't going to let Michigan plant a flag was a joke. How about answering things in a more professional manner? Or, how about saying no fight like this should ever happen regardless of who the opponent is.

As you might have been able to guess, Day is getting blasted for his answer on social media and we can't say we're surprised about it. The fact of the matter here is that Michigan traveled to OSU and once again stunned them.

Ohio State is ranked the No. 2 team in the country, but the Wolverines didn't care about that at all. The Michigan defense gave the Buckeyes issues all day long, keeping them to only 10 points. Will Howard was kept in check, being held to 175 yards and a touchdown, while also tossing two interceptions.

Davis Warren also tossed two INTs for Michigan, but his team was able to help him out and post a win. Howard didn't have that luxury. This was an eye-opening loss for the Buckeyes and it's one the Wolverines are going to enjoy for quite some time. As for Day, he's got bigger things to worry about moving forward other than Michigan trying to plan their flag on his field. Give us a break, man.