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Welcome back to Bucket Talk. I'm Steve Meese and that's Stefan Christnick.

Andrew is off seeing a recruit because Ohio State continues to be busy on the recruiting trail.

They've got three, they've got two commitments this week and one shutdown of a recruitment

from Chris Henry Jr. They got Blaine Bradford, the five-star safety at Louisiana on Monday.

And then on Thursday, while we were in the Woody talking with the offensive line,

they got Simeon Caldwell, the top 100 linebacker slash safety out of Florida,

who also just so happens to be Tim Walton's cousin, not cousin, nephew, excuse me.

So there's some family ties there as well.

He's the number nine commitment in that class. We did a video on YouTube. Go look at that. Just type in book. I talk on YouTube and you'll find our channel. Andrew and I talking about that. We'll probably talk about that more next week. But we talked to the big boys, Stefan, on Thursday afternoon. And I, we're going to go super short with this, mainly because I felt like Stefan was us

asking a lot of the same questions we've been asking of Ryan Day the last couple of weeks

when it comes to the offensive line and we're 24 hours as people are listening to this pod

from seeing how much of this is real, how much of this isn't.

But this idea of cross-training guys, and it's not new, Ohio State's done this in the past,

but the way Tyler Bowen described it, literally everybody who isn't a true freshman or named

Ethan Owen Yawa, because that's what Ryan Day said, is working at multiple

spots. And it's because they're just trying to throw as much as guys as possible to see what

they have and where they have it. And it feels funneled through Austin Saraveld more than

literally anybody else, because as Tyler Bowen said,

Austin Saraville is playing everywhere but center right now.

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