Fresh off a national championship, Ohio State football and Ryan Day have agreed to a seven-year contract extension.

After leading Ohio State to a national championship, football coach Ryan Day has agreed in principle to a contract extension through 2031, the school announced Thursday. Day will earn $12.5 million in annual compensation,

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day wasted little time finding his next offensive coordinator. The Buckeyes are promoting receivers coach Brian Hartline to the position, according to multiple reports, replacing Chip Kelly who left for the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Ohio State announced in a statement on Thursday that they have agreed to a seven-year contract extension with Day. The new deal will pay Day $12.5 million per year, which makes him the second-highest-paid coach in college football behind only Georgia’s Kirby Smart.

Ryan Day earned a contract extension from Ohio State football. It marked a win for the coach as well as his athletics director.

There are three active college football head coaches who have won a College Football Playoff before, and Ryan Day is certainly one of them. After a 10-2 (7-2) r

Ryan Day and Ohio State have agreed to a new contract, per the school. It's a seven-year contract that will keep Day as coach of the Buckeyes through the 2031 football season It will add three years onto his current agreement and will be valued at $12.

Ryan Day navigated the wildest month in Ohio State history with aplomb. He was rewarded this week with the second-richest contract in college football: a $12.5 million salary for the next seven years.

Ryan Day’s contract extension at Ohio State would make him the second-highest-paid football coach in the country behind Georgia’s Kirby Smart.