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Welcome in the Buckeye Talk, I'm Steph Van Krasink. That's Andrew Gillis. Coming to you again from a byweek for Ohio State, their second by week of the season as they prepare to play Nebraska next week and we're going to do something a little bit different again today.

Yesterday we did our mid-season superlative awards this week or today I should, we're just grade the positions.

We're going to go position by position, give them our grades for how they perform this season.

We're also going to talk about Ryan Day, Chip Kelly, and Jim Knowles, and give them grades as well for how they've how they've done this season so

feel free to join in on our conversation on the text line 614 350 3315 get the two week free trial

join us Andrew and myself, I've been texting.

Throughout this week, there's been a lot to talk about rules

and too many men penalties and things of that nature.

But obviously, the focus is gonna start shifting here pretty soon to the Nebraska game and not so much talking about the Oregon game.

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