It’s an aggressive summer episode, as we talk some news, share a voice memo from a friend of the show and then dive into 40 minutes of conversation about on-field player aesthetics. Name another Ohio State podcast that could do that.
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It’s been almost 15 months since prospective Ohio State recruits were last allowed to take their recruiting visits to Columbus – or any school, for that matter. The NCAA announced on March 13, 2020, that it would be instituting an indefinite dead period as a response to the coronavirus pandemic, Read More
An organization representing parents of Ohio State football players says recent revelations reinforce their “lack of confidence in the Big Ten Conference leadership.”
Those revelations came as the result of a documents dump – a response to Freedom of Information Act requests from local media – and one of those Read More
Ohio State announced three more kickoff times on May 27, increasing the number of known start times for the 2021 Buckeye season to five, as FOX Noon kicks for Ohio State-Oregon and Ohio State-Michigan were already known.
Ohio State will open the season on Sept. 2 with an 8 p.m. Read More
Several local media outlets filed Freedom of Information Act requests with Ohio State University after the Big Ten attempted to cancel fall football due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of the documents that have come to light as a result appear to show a deep schism between the Buckeyes and Read More
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The preseason rankings have been friendly to Ohio State for years. Since Jim Tressel took over in 2001, Ohio State has entered the season as a top 10 team far more often than not, and that doesn’t look to be changing in 2021, despite the departure of quarterback Justin Fields Read More
According to The Columbus Dispatch (free article), after canceling last year’s Big Ten football media days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the conference will return to staging the press event this July 22-23.
However, reporter Bill Rabinowitz says instead of holding it in the traditional host city of Chicago, the Read More
