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I see y'all in the chat going hard, per usual suspects, we're going to dive right into

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We're going to talk about a generational five-star, a house state, excuse me, phenom.

It's a familiar name, and there's been some updates with this prospect we're going

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What's up, man?

How are you feeling after this weekend, busy sports weekend, and you know, I know you've

got some stuff coming up.

What's going on?

Yeah, just, you know, kind of sad that I'll house that to make the sweet 16.

But, you know, hey, we're in this spring football, lots of great things going on, and some

recruiting stuff really starting to pick up for the buckais as well.

And, you know, the Ohio State brands never been hotter, and, you know, they announced

today, Jackson's fifth in Jigba is now the highest paid wide receiver in the history of

the NFL.

I think it was like 120, 130 million guaranteed, 42 million a year.

This is a point of reference, Justin Jefferson's at 35 million a year.

So that's 20% higher than Justin Jefferson for the great Jackson's fifth in Jigba, you

know, unbelievable accomplishment.

And obviously all those things, whenever that happens, my first lot is always, how does

that help Ohio State and the answer is, you know, considerably because, you know, all

these guys want to get paid.

They want to develop.

They want to go on to NFL riches and, you know, it looks like, I mean, what's Jackson's

fifth in Jigba going to make in the NFL, you're not $500 million for his car.

Great.

I mean, that's what you want.

That's the eye on the prize as opposed to an extra 100,000 here and extra 100,000

there in LA, how many, you know, developed your culture over cash and, you know, great

day for the buckais with Jackson's fifth in Jigba and a great calling card for Ohio State

recruiting in general.

Yep.

Reach in agreement with Seattle on a four year 168.6 million contract extension that

now makes it in the highest pay receiver in NFL history, like Nevada said, the deal of

averages, excuse me, 42.15 million per year and includes over 120 million guaranteed

both setting records for any wide receiver.

So yeah, listen, this is what we do.

We do this, man.

And so for those who thought that, you know, Brian Hartlein leaving would just, because

there have been some hot takes, Nevada, of, oh, man, you know, we're about to fall off.

Now, I don't, I ignore scum fans.

They always, you know, try to cast our doom.

They've been cast in our doom since, you know, Tressel was here, but even just some non-hater

fans, like, oh, well, it's over.

That's so fast, my friend.

Not so fast.

We talked about this.

Brian Hartlein has, has had the power of the black hole behind him.

And remember, the ride receiver coach before him was a pretty good recruiter too.

I mean, we've been wide receiver.

We've been duking it out with LSU and other schools for wide receiver you for a long

time.

So don't think things are just going to stop because Hartlein is gone, especially when

you got stuff like this happening, which is a good transition.

And I will pull this up, Nevada, into the generational five star phenom that we are referring

to.

And who is that?

Nevada, you want to get into that?

That be a jet Harrison, which, first of all, jet Harrison is one of the great football

names of all time, you know, I'm not bad.

It'd be like, if your name wasn't, wasn't brand-in, but it was like, be hops, Moses or something

like that.

I mean, like, hey, mom and dad, you shouldn't name me holy, that would be great, but, yeah,

jet Harrison is an absolute fabulous name, obviously, the son of the great wide receiver

Marvin and Harrison senior and the brother of the great butt guy, Marvin Harrison junior.

So, you know, the early word from Ohio State, I mean, this has been kind of a continuing

thing.

The word from Ohio State is that the confidence is high that jet Harrison is going to be

a butt guy.

The word that we've gotten over the weekend from jet Harrison's camp is the way that

that's turning as well.

So, this is, you know, a very familiar name for Ohio State fans, but this is a player that's

come in probably much more heralded than brother Marvin, I mean, because I mean, Marvin

came in and, I mean, I'm not saying he wasn't regarded a good legacy, but it wasn't like,

oh, wow, like this guy's the next, you know, the next big thing, frankly, Kyle McCord

was considered a higher recruit than Marvin Harrison was.

It was almost like, hey, this guy's almost like a package deal with his quarterback and

this and that.

The other thing like that, you know, funny how those things turn out, but yeah, jet

Harrison, the next great Harrison wide receiver, now a five star, five star wide receiver

and definitely a guy that I could see Ohio State adding to their wide receiver hall here,

you know, coming up relatively shortly.

So definitely good news coming on the recording front.

For sure, let me go out and go back into these highlights.

But yes, jet Harrison is an incredible name.

That's just stupid, like stupid, like fire, like that's a video game name.

You know, when you're like playing Madden or something, you making a creative player,

that's a creative player name.

And so I'm going to pull those highlights up, but you're right.

Don't forget, Marvin Harrison was like a four star, four star kid, good prospect.

But you know, is the overhype because of his name?

I mean, you were getting stuff like that throw in with Kyle McCord or that.

But let me ask you, Nevada, because I know you watch jet and I'm going to pull him up

now.

But I want your thoughts on the differences.

I know the differences, some of the differences I see and also see some similarities with

him with Marvin.

But there's some things that I feel like he is just low key, better at jet is over Marvin.

And so I wanted to get your thoughts on jet and then I'll jump in.

Well, I mean, to me, you know, I mean, the one knock that I would have on Marvin, if you

can possibly make a knock on a guy as great as Marvin Harrison was at Ohio State.

I mean, you know, sure he hasn't gone to the NFL and completely torn it up, but you

know, 12 or 14 TDs in two years, you know, 14 high yard, you know, 686 yards this year,

despite only playing 12 games.

But I never felt like he was a big speed kind of guy, you know, like a guy that could kind

of blow the top off there.

And I just, you know, you know, you know, jet just looks twitchier and faster and more fluid

than Marvin did.

You know, Marvin was a great tactician, you know, great catch radius, really strong guy.

But I think Jets more explosive, you know, I think he's a guy that could play in a number

of different positions.

And I think he could play in that slot, that Jackson Smith and Jigba spot.

But I also think he's a type of guy that could take the top off on the defense.

So to me, just a little bit more athletic Harrison, which that just sounds kind of crazy

saying that.

That's how I, that's how I see him and be interested to hear what your perspectives

are on jet Harrison.

No, I agree.

I think he's clearly more explosive.

But he also high points the ball just as well as Marvin Harrison was because Marvin Harrison

in his high school film, he did a good job with 50, 50 balls, but also look at the route.

Let me go back here to about right here.

Look at this route coming up, holding on to the next clip.

All right, here we go.

Check out this route right here at the bottom of the screen.

Boom.

And he gets hailed like stuff like that to me is just like, okay, yeah, because Marvin

Harrison was very fundamental, very solid.

He's bigger than jet.

Jet is only six one.

Let me see.

1175, Marvin was like 16 and a half, six three, you know, in high school taller, but his

brother is high point in the ball just as well.

His route running looks great, but he does look twitchier and more explosive.

And so obviously with the smaller size, that might lead to that, but still, I mean, he

might end up having a higher ceiling than Marvin Harrison.

And clearly, he's a five star.

The rivals has him as the number one player, right?

So I mean, look at this.

Boom.

I mean, he's just he's running east and west to get north with great speed.

He doesn't drop balls.

I mean, to get him to come here, because you know, a lot of times you'll see not a lot

of times, but sometimes you'll see some legacies or brothers say, I'm going to, you know, I'm

going to do my own thing.

I mean, if jet does come here.

It kind of, to me, Nevada, you can tell what you think.

It kind of confirms like, you know what?

Like my brother was treated very well at that school on and off the field.

It's a great program.

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Because, look, honestly, sometimes these family member brothers or whatever don't end up

going to some scoos because they like, man, my brother was, that was not a good situation,

low key.

The public might not know it.

You know what I'm saying?

So anyway, I'm just saying, if we able to get jet here who might be even better, that

just shows how dope the program.

And that's without heart line, Nevada, your thoughts.

Well, yeah, I think that would be a great endorsement of kind of for life after heartline

that you could land, you know, a receiver of this category.

But, you know, if you're jet Harrison, you'd have to, I mean, Marvin would have had to

have had a really bad experience, but I would say for you not to want to come here.

Right.

You know what I'm saying?

Right.

I mean, because all these, these kids are not stupid.

They're looking at and kind of going, okay, Jackson Smith and Jigba, Garrett Wilson,

Crystal Lobby, Marvin Harris and Noah Brown.

I mean, just go on and on and on and on down the list.

And you got the best one, literally the best one of the bunch in J.J. Smith is the next

one.

So I, I don't, I mean, you never like to say that anything's immortal lock when it comes

to recruiting because there's a lot of elements in there.

But why on earth would you gamble with your future?

Because Camino has states of sure thing, you know, bar and injury, you're going to have

a great career.

You're going to go on to NFL riches and that's what these guys want to do.

You go anywhere else and it's, I'm not saying there's no chance of that ridiculous, but

it's less of a, you, there's a greater chance that it doesn't turn out the way that you

want it to be.

And, you know, Marvin Harrison senior was obviously a very cerebral guy, Hall of Famer.

You know, Mark, you know, Marvin Harrison, you know, Junior certainly has, has out surpassed

his high school recruiting ranking in terms of where he was drafted and NFL draft and

the kind of situation he's put himself in there.

So I would, you know, it'd be shocking for Jeff to go short of, you know, there being

just one of the things where you just don't want to go into brother's foot steps.

You just don't want to go the same place you're brother, but we're not hearing any of

that.

And I think that's really the big story.

We're not hearing any of the, hey, you know, I just want to go blaze my own trail.

Hey, I don't really want to go to Ohio State.

Hey, Marvin didn't really have the best, you know, contrary to what you think.

He didn't really have a great time at, I was like, we're hearing none of those things.

And that, again, you know, that gives me that much more confidence that, that Jet

Harrison's going to end up as a bucket.

Yeah.

And so let me ask you, I was going to kind of go into a spill, but I want to tee it up

for you.

What is the common denominator, Nevada?

What is the, and I'm a touch on really quickly in a second, another receiver we got coming

in, who could have left, who could have whatever, but, you know, they seem to be doing things

to, to double down on being a Buckeye even more.

I'll touch on that briefly.

What's the common denominator for a Jet Harrison and his family to want to stick and stay, even

though the all world, you know, why receiver coach is gone?

No, I mean, to me, it's Ryan Day, you know, I'm saying to me, it's Ryan Day.

And, you know, the fact that Ryan Day, you know, if you think about what could screw up

a wide receiver and what could screw up a wide receiver's development.

And that is, you know, don't play in a system that throws the ball or don't play in a system

that is really effective at throwing the ball and it gets the best quarterbacks.

And you know that Ryan Day is going to have the best quarterbacks.

And that's, you know, I think that's just kind of that extra security blanket that you have

there.

And, you know, as a wide receiver, that's why, you know, the quarterback position in college

football is overpowered because when you get the good quarterbacks, well, you get all the

other good players because then everybody else wants to come there and you most certainly

get the best wide receivers because the best wide receivers want to come where they're

going to be throwing the ball to.

And, you know, when you've got, you know, the list of quarterbacks that we've had in the

recent past and then a current roster where you've got Julian saying you've got Taving St.

Claire, you know, you're getting the ball.

It's going to get thrown to you.

It's going to get thrown to you often and Ryan Day is certainly the, the, he's the

comedy denominator.

He's the one thing that's there that's not changed about Ohio State and another reason

why I think yet Harrison ends up a black guy.

I agree.

You said it.

I didn't even have to say that that was not rehearsed.

I knew he was going to say that because it's the truth.

And so, you know, he just, he knows how to not only that, but the off the field stuff.

I've heard Marvin Harrison and interviews just praise Ryan Day because even Ryan Day

and interviews talking about his son, he wants him to go somewhere where he know he's going

to be taken care of on and off the field because that's what he does.

And so I mean, all these relationships and things like that with Ryan Day at the helm,

there's being a legit like, there's nobody Nevada.

I know your contact, your people, people I know, you know, that no Ryan Day, like really

no Ryan Day, nobody be like, man, he's really a deback behind the scenes.

Don't get it twisted.

Like, he sucks.

We hate him.

Nobody.

I mean, every now and then there might be a disgruntled parent whose kid didn't play.

But like Ryan Day is that dude, he's the comedy denominator for sure.

And so that's just, I mean, as long as we have him, I think the players and parents know

regardless of who leaves, we're going to replace them with somebody just as good if not

better, which is powerful because a lot of schools Nevada would crumble, lose in a

heartline.

Like, do you think that real quick, and I'm going to pull up a quick clip of something.

But let me ask you, is that an overstatement to you that other schools, most other schools

would crumble, losing a stud recruited like heartline?

No, I don't think that's, I mean, look, Ohio State was concerned about it.

So, so concerned that they gave hotline, the offensive coordinator position, even though

he wasn't, you know, really ready or qualified to do it, but, no, you know, but, and, and

again, I want to say this very carefully, that's why I'm enjoying every moment that Ryan

Day is here because, look, I'm sure, you know, you can say, hey, the school's bigger than

Ryan Day, and of course it is, you know, you've gone from Woody Hayes, you know, and Cooper

and, you know, Jim Trustle and Urban Meyer, you've gone on both of the great coaches in

Ohio State, but it's not guaranteed that the next step is going to be as good, you know,

I'm saying.

Right.

So, like, I want to enjoy every moment that Ryan Day is here because it's just, it's sure

itty, you know, it's sure itty that your offensive scheme is going to be first right, it's sure

itty that you're going to be able to get great offensive and defensive coaches to come work

for you.

I'm sure that your academics are going to be in order, that your, the quality of kids

you're, you're getting is going to be great, that your recruiting is going to be first

rate, that you're always going to have great quarterbacks, you're always going to have

great, you know, but, I mean, there's just a lot that comes along with Ryan Day, and will

we survive when he inevitably moves on or whatever that is, of course, but I don't want that

to be soon, because again, Ryan Day represents just a, a, a, a guarantee of greatness for

Ryan State, and that he can't really say that about a lot of coaches and called football.

Yep.

Preach.

But, you know, you'll still have people who want them fired, but it is what it is.

That's just pretty much the world we live in, but I'm glad he's here, too.

This is Jameer Brown.

I have on the screen in a, in a seven on seven, I'm bringing him up because he's another

kid.

He's in a 2027 class.

He's the number one receiver in Ohio, top 15 national player, five star, a stud, stud,

stud, very fast.

I will call him a friend of the show.

He's been interviewed by Dev.

I lost count.

He's been on the show, great kid, hard working kid, and an Ohio product, and I mentioned this

as far as double, I said earlier, doubling down.

He moved from a Uber Heights, Wayne, where Braxton Miller went, closer to my neck of the

woods, here in Columbus, in the Columbus area, to a high school called Big Wanda.

Now, like I said, I said this before, I don't, I forgive you were on the show about it.

But, you know, programs have like over the past 20 years or so being in the Columbus area.

There are some programs who have went down and some that have went up.

Big Wanda back, we scrimmaged him in basketball.

We scrimmaged them.

I can't, my junior year, senior year.

Anyway, we played at Big Wanda and they wasn't like that.

Their program was cool, they were solid, but they weren't like a powerhouse.

So I was surprised when I heard he moved to Big Wanda, but then some others told me they

been really good in recent years and they got a good program and stuff like that.

But anyway, the point is, Big Wanda is not that far from Columbus.

So he was interviewed and asked why he did that and wanted the main things he said

is so he can be closer to a house state.

I know there were some who were concerned about visits he might take in heartline leaving.

But this kid, Nevada, doesn't seem to be wavering at all.

In fact, he's putting his money where his mouth is by moving closer to a program so he can

be closer to a house state.

And I mean, that's his words.

So I mean, this is another five star stud that could have left and demanded top dollar

with heartline leaving.

And so this is just more proof.

Now listen, obviously there's time between now and signing day.

But the evidence says he's not leaving, barring something crazy happening.

And so then you got Jet and his family who's a stud and we're still in on, you know,

the milestones and the other guys.

So I'm saying I have to say I'm laying it all out for you all.

It's not over till it's over, but the evidence right now shows that we're still pointing

in that trajectory.

We ain't stopping this wild receiver.

We're crewing trained, Nevada.

Well, yeah, no, it's, you know, I think for a house state, it's, you know, you've got

such a great reputation and, you know, it's a great place for anybody to develop.

And I think Ohio State isn't, you know, you're not breaking the bank and I know, but they're

not taking a backseat.

You know, they've got their focus kids where they're, they're putting out real money.

I mean, JD Smith is making real money that you're drilling saying that they're going to

real money.

They'll pay guys for production and, you know, getting them in there and they'll develop

the heck out of them.

But for a kid like Jimmy or Brown, I was like, you know, how, how is he reacting with

the other recruits?

And he's the guy who's one of our lead recruiters.

He's the guy that's going to believe recruit.

He's one of the guys, you know, leave recruiting on Jet Harrison.

So it's like, you know, I look at that and kind of go, well, you know, that's the kind of

guy that I want as black guys and it gives you a pretty good indication of where they're,

where they're parts at, where they're heads at in the sole process.

But when they're out there trying to sell Ohio State to other people as well, to me that

really speaks volumes.

Yeah, man.

I'm getting excited to think about these future kids because I told you I'm a huge David

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Like fan, like he is a stud and barring something crazy happening.

He going to be a book guy.

So imagine the speed on the outside with that type of NFL back.

And just the talent we got coming in is, I guess what I'm saying, y'all, is I always

preach this.

And so does Nevada, appreciate what you have.

Like we are, we are recession proof as you can get.

We don't stop.

We lose.

I'm telling you, there's been fans from other fan bases like man, a heartline going, you're

done.

For real?

You think so?

Yeah.

I don't think so.

And that's no knock on a heartline.

It's just, we just, we're not, we're going to do whatever we need to do to stay on top.

You know, I'm saying a higher, you know, whatever.

And so just to appreciate it, I'm telling the Nevada, like we, I thought about a Jay-Z song.

It's the, it's called the Medley intro.

And before he starts rapping, and he's, he's like mocking people, asking like, well,

he ever fall off, and he comes in like, no.

And then he starts spitting, he starts rapping his verse for those who know it's, it's

classic.

You know, I don't talk about that.

That's Ohio State.

It's like our haters is like, are they ever go fall off?

And we'd like, no.

And then we hit you with the bars.

I mean, that's just how it is.

And so appreciate what we got y'all in this football program, because we are, we are

on the heck of a run as far as consistency, and just being elite.

And obviously, we all want more nadis, but three in my lifetime is more than a lot of

programs can say Nevada.

Yeah, and, and, you know, you sent me into David Gabriel, George, like, that's a guy.

I said this before, but I bear repeating.

I know I say get excited about every recruit, and then I don't get sad about it anyway,

but if we don't get him, I'm going to be sad because he's really, really good.

He's really, really good.

If he could go somewhere else, will we survive?

Yes.

Well, football continue to be played most certainly, but we've led this recruitment for a long

time.

We've, you know, we've pulled out every stop on this one.

I feel it's like right where we need it to be.

And I really feel like we're getting him.

And when we do, I'm going to be, I'm excited about every group, but I'm going to be

really excited about that one, because I agree with you.

I agree with you.

Like that kid is a big time player.

And, you know, I feel like you need that, you know, you need that at the running back position

to really be, you know, like last year, if I had a criticism of our team last year,

and, you know, it's, and again, I know I'm spoiled from having Trey Henderson and Quintran

Jackins year before, but I didn't feel like we were really explosive at the running back

spot last year.

And in Bo Jackson's good, and in a thousand year, and I know all those things, but was

he, was he great, and we expect kind of great at Ohio State, you know, those guys that

every time they touch the ball, you feel like they could take it to the house, you know,

and that's how I felt, Trey Henderson.

Every time Trey Henderson touched the ball, I'm thinking, he could house this, you know,

I'm saying, like, and if he gets a little cruised, he's gone.

I didn't feel that way last year, and I want to feel that way again about the Ohio State

running back room.

And frankly, I don't know if I'm going to feel that way about the running back room this

year, because, you know, I think Bo Jackson, Bo will most certainly be better, Isaiah,

Wesley, better.

Jacob sent isn't really that kind of a back, and maybe legend bays that guy, you know,

maybe legend bay is that guy that can kind of make those things happen, but, but David

Gabriel George is most certainly that guy, and I want to see him in Scarlett and Greg.

You brought us some things that trigger some thoughts, I had a discussion with some buddies

in mind about this, and we'll get to super chats, we're going to have a, a harder stop

tonight and a little bit, and we'll get to super chats.

But Nevada, you brought up some things that we discussed.

So here's the deal.

I think one thing that contributed to the lack of explosion in the running back room is James

Peoples did not step up and do what we all hoped he would do, right?

Going back out of Texas, we saw really good speed on film and planning against good competition.

I mean, physically he looked apart, you know, early on, you know, in the spring, I mean,

he was doing well.

He was looking like he was going to be that guy, and it just never came to pass.

He made some progression throughout the year, you know, he leaped over a guy and he started

to wake up a little bit and be solid, but he wasn't, we needed more than solid from

him.

So he was going to be the guy, and then you know, the other guy's chip in.

So with that said, Bo Jackson, a true freshman had to be the guy.

And of course, CJ Donaldson was a short yardage guy, whatever past pro guy, but Bo Jackson

was our best to back, and he wasn't quite ready.

He was coming off the injury, you know, like all of that takes time to get your legs under

you.

Now, with that said, Nevada, here's the other thing me and my guys were discussing.

And I'm not saying he's equal to this person, but I saw similarities.

And what was lacking, JK Dobbins, his freshman year, he had a great freshman year.

Remember, he was called jump cut Dobbins.

I mean, he was, but his freshman year, he was getting walked from behind at times.

But guess what?

He improved on that.

He got faster and he wasn't getting walked no more.

I mean, when he was gone, he was gone.

I'm picture the Clemson game and that in that inside zone play, nobody was catching

him.

But his freshman year, he probably would have got walked maybe.

Same thing with Bo Jackson.

Bo Jackson to me is a really good back.

He has good vision.

He leans forward.

He gets north very quick, but he got walked, okay?

He needs to to get what Mickey, I'm sure he is, this injury's not helping, but I think

just like JK Dobbins, he can improve on that Nevada to where he is a breakaway back

because he was almost there.

I mean, like, who was it against?

I forget the team, but it was a 60 yard play all the way down to like the three yard

line.

And he showed, it was up the middle, it was, he squeezed through the hole and exploded

down field.

I'm like, ooh, but he got walked.

So if he can do like JK and just get to that another level of speed and endurance and

ability physically to go all the way, I think he can be that guy because we see that he

has it.

But he was only a freshman and every freshman is not going to be trade Henderson with

the speed, but I have hopes for Bo Jackson to take it to another level of like where he

can be really, really, really good for isn't about any thoughts on that.

Well, you also remember that Bo was coming off a pretty significant injury from senior

year, you know, and so one year removed from that, you're not going to be as good as

you're going to be two years from then.

So to me, that's the big thing.

So would have loved to see him in the spring, see how bouncing and springy is.

But again, you're nursing a little bit of an injury unrelated to the high school one.

Should be back, you know, full going the summer and then the fall.

But I think it's a great point.

I think he absolutely got it.

I mean, he was that way in high school and high school, man, he was crazy.

You know, I mean, he was just running away from guys.

So I absolutely believe he can do it.

Now, I think I thought he was really close last year and if you pick some, even just a

little bit of speed, a little bit of explosiveness, you know, you know, a little bit back, you

know, running a little bit sure, you know, again, last year, there's no way he's running

with the same reckless abandon coming off an injury that he will be this year.

You know, his confidence is going to be at a completely different spot.

So no, I think it's a, it's a good thing that we certainly could see more out of them

and hopefully we will.

Yep.

And then one other thing before we move to superchets, the wild card within Nevada's explanation

and criteria is turbo rogers.

Turbo rogers has plenty of speed.

Is he ready?

Does he have the vision?

Can he protect the ball?

You know, is he able to be relied upon?

Because we haven't really seen turbo play in a game.

We just know he was highly rated snatched from Alabama.

He's a twitchy fast, you know, fast guy.

But he has the ability to take it to the house.

But is he able to do that within the confines of being a running back?

You know, I'm saying because it's not like you just handed the ball.

And it's just a straight line with nobody to tackle you.

You said I'm saying Nevada.

So what about turbo real quick?

No, I look, I, I, you know, turbo's one of those guys that it's hard to get too excited

about them because we just haven't been able to see him on the field.

But, you know, the players know where the players are and they say he's twitchy.

They say he's fast, you know, certainly he's high school film, you know,

it's reflective of that as well.

So he's okay.

He's absolutely a wildcard.

And again, it is, I mentioned before, Legend Bay, another wildcard of this thing.

You know, what kind of guy like that do with the ball in his hands?

But yeah, certainly, you know, turbo would be one that would, that would be a nice surprise

into 2026 if we get some out of turbo rotors.

Oh, man.

It, I mean, to me, I feel like he needs to.

I mean, like, listen, you didn't play last year.

You've been in the, you're the most experienced Ohio State running back on the roster as far

as that's available right now.

Like, you know, because you know, Isaiah and, um, and Bo are not, are not practicing.

So you got to step up and lead and do your thing and, and carve out some play and time.

I mean, come on, man, let's do it.

I want to see it.

All right, real quick, uh, Keith Gordon, happy birthday.

Said he's checking in live from Daytona Beach.

Oh, that sounds nice.

Nevada, it was 85 here in Columbia yesterday.

Kids out riding their bikes.

We're throwing the football around.

I might even have white, white, the little bit of sweat.

And then it was 30 this morning here in Columbia, man, that's crazy.

Bro, and it's supposed to be like 40s, 50s and then go back up.

Listen, this is just Ohio weather.

This is what it is.

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I've been here all my life.

I still, to me, it's not like I'm used to cold and snow, but it's the fluctuation.

I don't know if it's like that anywhere else other than the Midwest, where

it just goes 85 to 30 to next day, ridiculous.

So I envy you, Keith Gordon.

I hope you have an a great birthday and we appreciate you.

Anything on that Nevada?

Yeah, happy birthday, man.

Enjoy Daytona Beach.

Nevada buck is going.

I'm going to be in Buffalo the rest of this week, starting tomorrow.

I'll be in Buffalo.

So what's the weather?

I guess it's going to be cold.

I haven't even checked the weather.

I'm assuming if Columbus is going to be cold, a bit of Buffalo is going to be cold too.

So yeah, Tuesday through Sunday for for Nevada buck in Buffalo, New York.

All right.

So here we go.

So tomorrow in Buffalo, New York, a high of 34 Wednesday, 48 is the high.

Thursday goes up a little bit, a little rainy 57 Friday back down to 33 and

then snow on Saturday, 34 degrees.

Now, I don't know when you're banging out of there Friday or Saturday, but

well, it's not Saturday.

It's it's the national championships for hockey for for high school.

And my daughter's playing.

And so it depends on what they win.

If they keep winning, we'll be there.

If they lose, I could be out of there earlier.

So hopefully we're still playing on Sunday.

That would be there would be good news.

Yep.

Now, it doesn't look like it's going to be like typical Buffalo crazy.

Like when you look on TV at the bills games, like, man, this is crazy.

It's not going to be something like that, but still going to be low chilly.

Chili up in Buffalo this week, but it's all good.

You're there for a great, great cause.

Still, he Matt, member for three months, shot out the Scoot family, the acts

and master B Moses and Helsinki Nova Scotia buck.

That's right.

I'll post in my, um, go ahead.

I'm Buffalo, I'm Buffalo buck now.

I'm Buffalo, Buffalo buck to be fair.

Um, he didn't, he posted this before you announced you were going to Buffalo.

Yeah.

This is so that's fair.

So you know, you know, he'll be on it.

He would have been on it immediately.

You know what I'm saying?

He probably on it right now.

He probably sent it one right now.

As we speak, our guy is still about, um, it's funny.

Um, I was talking to my wife.

I was like, I posted my ex video and she's like, um, she's like, you tell him

that I taught you how I was like, yes.

Did I told him that I quickly passed you by after a round or two?

Cause she did.

She had, she went, she done an act thrown before I did.

So I'm like, okay.

And she's like, well, you got to do this.

Put your arm up my art.

Cool, cool.

And then I start getting it.

But she's a little competitive as well.

We got a competitive house.

So, um, you know, when it comes to activities and sports and about it.

Well, yeah, it's, it's, I want to even ask her your wife learned how to throw

the axe before you did or whatever it is.

But I just, I just can't get over the fact that like, I mean, I know

axon is a thing and stuff, but like axon and drinking it.

Like, like, there's just got to be like so many accidents and stuff.

And people get hurt bowling.

If you can get hurt, bowling, you can sure as that get her accident, right?

Yeah.

I just, I'm sorry.

The play on words when you said accident, you know, just putting it together.

You know, accident, but I'm here all week.

No, but I mean, listen, I, I thought about that too.

Because the place we went is called Smash Park for you.

Columbus people, it's been Westerville.

Bro, it's, it's actually dope and about it.

They got like, uh, they got pickleball courts.

They've got shuffleboard.

You ever heard of the, uh, uh, duck pin bowling?

You ever heard of that?

Actually, actually, when I was in, when I was in Halifax, I was, I went duck

pin bowling.

That's where somebody had ever done it.

A candle pin, candle pin bowling or duck pin bowling.

Oh, I guess duck is different.

Candle pins like the thin pins and duck pins are those fatter pins.

But they both have small like balls.

Like, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Okay.

So similar.

It's similar.

They had an arcade, um, a few other games and stuff like that.

So it was cool.

It was a nice little date night with the wife who was fun.

But I thought the same thing about it.

I was like, man, you got these axed throwing lanes.

You got the, you know, alcohol on tap, obviously, just, you know,

people are goofy and you just, you know, so I don't know.

I don't know.

We were fine, but I did think about that.

Like, man, who, they, they got like some secret security behind the door.

We're going to jump out or something or good, good, good insurance.

And I tell you what, you got to do that, that duck to mold those,

those small bowling balls.

I tell you, kills, kills your arm.

I tell you, like your arm will be hanging down by the next thing of it.

Like, oh, man, this really, I mean, that, that just wrecks retro arm.

It can be deceptive because they're, they're heavier than they look, uh, for sure.

Um, but yeah, it was, it was fun.

It was good stuff.

All right.

Um, let me see what I'll tell you.

Still be bad.

Thanks for not okay.

A little bit low, but see, he was, he was typing as soon as we were talking, typing.

I love it, man.

All right.

Geo did thanks for the five with Jet Harrison wanting to be a Buckeye with other

elite Y receiver targets favoring us.

It shows you how good a Y receiver coach Cortez Hankins is.

Kudos to Ryan Day.

Now, uh, Geo did, we were told he was a bum and he didn't develop people

and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, that's what we heard from people.

But anyway, no, Hankins, again, Ryan Day and his receiver room, um, all was like,

yeah, that's him.

We'll take him.

And so great hire and so far, so good we keep getting more signs, Nevada.

Again, it's early.

Things can change, but I don't think they're going to change.

I think he was a good hire.

And we keep seeing evidence towards that Nevada.

Well, yeah.

And if we get Jet Harrison, if he commits this week, B Moses and I are going to go over Niagara

Falls in a barrel over there out of Buffalo, you know, I'm saying that in celebration of

that thing.

We'll do the thing.

We'll film it.

I think you put on the YouTube channel and everything like that.

What do you think, B?

Did I get it?

It would go viral.

I mean, that's, it'll be our last video, you know, but it'll be epic.

We'll go out with a bang, you know?

Do that.

If he was like, you was like, what happened to people that I went over in a barrel with

the battle buckle in Niagara Falls?

I've never seen Niagara Falls.

Have you ever been in Niagara Falls before?

I haven't.

I haven't.

I haven't.

I've never seen it before.

So I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Yeah.

I've heard me and my wife entertain going, you know, we're like, well, we're going to go

this year type stuff and we just didn't end up going.

I don't know.

It's one of those things where I need something else to do, like, I'm not going there

just for that.

I need something else.

So if we do go out there, yeah, you know, I'm saying, if we, if we do go up, maybe we'll

like go to Canada after that or like, like into Canada, you know, I'm saying and or whatever,

but I'm curious to see it, but not that much if I'm not doing something else.

But yes, I'm sure you're going to have pictures of video.

So I hope you enjoy that for sure.

But speaking of enjoying, we always enjoy y'all.

But a short night tonight got a, got a, you know, hard stop tonight, got some things.

We got to bang out.

But hey, great show.

We'll take Jet Harrison.

We'll, we'll take him another step.

I receive a come on down, big fella.

More Harrison's please.

More styles, you know, kids, please, more JJ Smith, Angelo, whoever, come play here at

our house.

Any last words before we bang out of here, Devata?

Yeah.

Harrison's that it's a good one.

This is one, you know, definitely got him on commitment watching.

We're going to be monitoring this one closely.

But yeah, this would be a great, a great get for our state and, and a great indication

that the, the train keeps rolling along.

Absolutely.

All right.

Man, I was just about to let y'all are silly.

Everything, he said, everything I learned about Canada, I learned from South Park and that

blame Canada's on popped in my head.

Y'all are crazy.

Yes.

But that is hilarious.

But anyway, until next time, book our school family book our nation, we love you all also

check Dev out tonight.

I believe Dev is going tonight in a little bit.

So hop on with Dev and the meantime, peace and go bucks.

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