WATCH: Ryan Day, coaches recap Ohio State's first six games going into bye week

COLUMBUS, Ohio — After defeating Michigan State on Saturday, Ohio State has reached the halfway point of the regular season.

The Buckeyes are going into the bye week ranked No.2 in the country and sitting at 6-0.

Head coach Ryan Day along with defensive coordinator Jim Knowles, defensive line coach Larry Johnson and offensive line coach Justin Frye spoke to the media Tuesday afternoon to discuss the first half of the year.

You can watch their interviews in the player below.

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Game 1: No. 2 Ohio State wears down No. 5 Notre Dame

With its vaunted offense bogged down, No. 2 Ohio State leaned on its revamped defense in a top-five opener against a former Buckeye that tested its toughness. 

Game 2: Harrison grabs 3 TDs, No. 3 Buckeyes rout Arkansas State

C.J. Stroud threw three touchdown passes to Marvin Harrison Jr., TreVeyon Henderson ran for another two scores and No. 3 Ohio State raced past Arkansas State 45-12.

Game 3: Stroud throws 5 TD passes, No. 3 Ohio State routs Toledo

C.J. Stroud threw five touchdown passes and No. 3 Ohio State rolled up 762 yards on the way to a runaway 77-21 victory over Toledo.

Game 4: No. 3 Buckeyes score early and often, bury Wisconsin

Cade Stover and Emeka Egbuka each caught two of C.J. Stroud’s five touchdown passes, Miyan Williams rushed for two more scores and No. 3 Ohio State blew by Wisconsin early and cruised to a 52-21.

Game 5: Miyan Williams rushes for 5 TDs, No. 3 Ohio State beats Rutgers

Miyan Williams carried the load for No. 3 Ohio State, rushing for a career-high 189 yards and five touchdowns as the Buckeyes beat Rutgers 49-10.

Game 6: C.J. Stroud throws 6 TDs, No. 3 Ohio State tops Michigan State

C.J. Stroud tied a school record with six touchdown passes and No. 3 Ohio State coasted to a 49-20 win over Michigan State.

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