The culture is the culture.

The culture is the culture.

It's 4 to 6A to B, competitive excellence and the brotherhood.

The plan to win has never changed. So the culture here and the plan to win is always going to be here in a lot of state.

The day I was like for a love for a lamb, yeah. Welcome back to Thank you,

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This is Bill Landish, joined by Ari Wasserman.

Ari, I felt like I lost 15 pounds standing in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Wednesday as I watched Ohio State's first camp of the summer, and I'm wondering if you missed those days at all.

I miss hanging out with you, but it always seems to be.

There's the two hottest days of the year, regardless of geography, or where you are or the calendar is the first camp inside

the Woody Hayes Athletic Center and the first game of the regular season.

Yeah.

Those two days are the hottest days of the year.

It was unbearably hot at Ohio State's first recruiting camp.

It was actually quite nice in the beginning part of the day.

There was a nice breeze.

I was watching the offensive linemen and defensive linemen go at it.

It was a good morning.

And then it rained the hardest I've ever seen it rain in Ohio.

I've lived here for almost eight years now.

I've never seen it rain as hard as it rained for about 10 minutes in the middle of Ohio State's camp.

And then after that, I felt like I was in Louisiana in the middle of July.

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