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The Morning Juice podcast is a must-listen for all Ohioans and sports enthusiasts. Whether you have time to tune in on the radio or catch up on the podcast, this show provides an enjoyable and informative experience. As a big sports fan, I appreciate how this podcast keeps me up to date with all things Ohio sports. The hosts do an excellent job of making it the best podcast out there.
One of the best aspects of The Morning Juice podcast is its ability to cater to Ohioans and keep them informed about local sports. For those who may not have the opportunity to listen on the radio, the podcast allows them to catch up on what they missed. The hosts bring their A-game and provide entertaining commentary that keeps listeners engaged. They have a great rapport with each other and their knowledge of sports is unparalleled.
However, one downside of this podcast is that it may not appeal to listeners outside of Ohio or those who are not avid sports fans. While the hosts do a fantastic job discussing Ohio sports, it may not resonate as much with individuals from different areas or those who are more interested in other topics. Additionally, some listeners may find the energetic and off-the-rails nature of Bobby and Schlegs overwhelming at times.
In conclusion, The Morning Juice podcast is a top-notch show that caters to Ohioans and sports enthusiasts alike. It provides a great listening experience, whether through radio or podcasts, and keeps listeners up to date with all things Ohio sports. While it may not appeal to everyone due to its regional focus and energetic nature, it remains one of the best podcasts out there for those interested in Ohio sports.

Ryan Day get's prepped for Penn State, Quick Hitters how Lane Kiffin has recreated his image, recruiting in High School Football in Ohio, and more on this episode of Morning Juice.

Justin Zwick sat in for Bobby today, a lengthy Today in History, more details from Brian Kelly's firing at LSU, Quick Hitter: Buckeye MBB's talent, Schlegs Day and we heard from Ryan Day's Monday night Roundtable appearance.

Today in history, Bill Bender of the Sporting News helps us recap the CFB weekend, Quick Hitters: LSU fires Brian Kelly, and honoring the life of Nick Mangold in the second hour.

Justin Zwick sits in for Bobby today, as we hit this date in history, get Lee Sterling's picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: Aaron Rodgers vs Green Bay, the SEC is CFB's most-viewed conference & CFB's best stadiums, a wild scandal in the NBA and a special Friday visit from none other than Ya Highness!

Today in history, Jack Nicklaus wins a $50 million lawsuit, Quick Hitters: Nick Saban blames NIL and Florida's next head football coach, why Marcus Freeman (probably) won't be leaving Notre Dame, we heard from Ryan Day and broke down the RB game/room, and Adam Jardy of the Dispatch jumped on to discuss the Anthony Thompson commitment and preview the upcoming Ohio State MBB season.

This date in history, Luke Fickell & Mike Norvell get vote of confidences (sort of), Quick Hitters: Hugh Freeze wants a vote of confidence & Kevin Durant is a rich dude, Schlegs Day Tuesday and we heard from Ryan Day's appearance from Buckeye Roundtable on Monday night.

This date in history, Lee Sterling of Paramount Sports gives us picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: BYU fan heads to jail, updated CFB predictions, Drew Allar's future & Micah Parsons vs NFL officials, Curt Cignetti gets a new extension from Indiana, Matt Rhule says he loves coaching Nebraska and as always AJ Hawk closes out our week.

This date in history, an Ohio State commit to suing the OHSAA, Quick Hitters: Mid-season All-America teams, George Pickens long-term in Dallas & Caleb Williams vs Troy Aikman, Albert Breer of the MMQB talking all things NFL and our week seven NFL picks with Ya Highness.

Today in history, John Calipari wants to be a transformational - not a transactional - coach, Quick Hitters: Flacco vs Rodgers, can Vandy knock off LSU, Mel Kiper's 2026 draft rankings & Dallas extends Jason Kidd, we heard from Ryan Day on Buckeye Roundtable talking Arvell Reese, the Wisconsin matchup and more, and Austin Ward joined us to continue the Buckeye discussion.

This date in history, what's next for James Franklin (and Penn State), Quick Hitters: Preseason MBB AP top 25 poll, Matt Rhule potentially to Happy Valley & Bill Belichick says he's not going anywhere, Schleg Day and how sustainable is Indiana's football success.

This date in history, Bill Bender helps us recap the CFB weekend, James Franklin is out at Penn State, the Buckeyes roll Illinois in Champaign, and more reaction from Saturday's CFB slate, the Browns & Bengals lose again, Pittsburgh has the division pretty much locked up and more week six NFL discussion.

Today in history, Lee Sterling gives us his picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: Marvin Harrison Jr. returns to Indy, NFL Mock Drafts and this year's annual NBA GM survey, how many teams can win the National Title in CFB this season and AJ Hawk closes out the week.

Today in history, previewing the CBJ season-opener with Aaron Portzline of The Athletic, Quick Hitters: Stanford's football donation, troubles in Chapel Bill & Flacco starts for CIN, talking all things NFL with Albert Breer and week six NFL picks against the spread with Ya Highness.

Today in history, LeBron's "The Second Decision" doesn't quite land, Quick Hitters: Joe Flacco to Cincy, Jerry Jones gets fined & Baker for MVP, the NCAA approves a single, January transfer portal window and Austin Ward jumps on to preview Ohio State at Illinois.

Today in history, is LeBron's "The Second Decision" something real or not, Quick Hitters: NIL neutral-site games, Bengals offensive woes, trouble in Chapel Bill & Edmonton extends Connor McDavid, a sleepy Schleg Day with the man himself and we hear from Monday night's Buckeye Roundtable with Ryan Day.

Today in history, Bill Bender talking CFB, Quick Hitters: Penn State loses to UCLA, the Buckeyes rout Minnesota 42-3 and recapping Sunday's NFL action.

Today in history, Lee Sterling of Paramount Sports gives us his picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: Best CFB QBs this season & Jon Scheyer gets extended at Duke, what makes former great players succeed or fail as coaches and as always AJ Hawk closed out our week.

Today in history, the Big Ten is exploring private capital, Quick Hitters: Lane Kiffin says dynasties are over & OSU MBB outlook, Albert Breer of the MMQB and week five NFL picks against the spread.

Today in history, recapping Tuesday's Ryan Day press conference. Quick Hitters: NY Jets struggles, Browns going with Dill Gabriel & who's the early Heisman front-runner, Jerry DePizzo of O.A.R. joined us to begin the second hour and Lettermen Row's Austin Ward talking Buckeyes.

Today in history, could we see an I-71 World Series between the Guardians and Reds?, Quick Hitters: Bad news for the G-Men, Future CFP locations and LeBron's retirement, Schleg Day and we heard from Ryan Day on last night's Buckeye Roundtable.

Today in history, Bill Bender helps us recap the CFB weekend, Quick Hitters: Boo Pig Sooie, Europe takes the Ryder Cup & Al Horford to Golden State, breaking down Ohio State's 24-6 win over Washington and recapping yesterday's NFL action.

Today in history, Lee Sterling with his picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: OSU MBB tournament projections, Micah Parsons returns to Dallas & Lincoln Riley's complaining, previewing Ohio State at Washington, Shedeur Sanders is confident in his own abilities and closing the week with AJ Hawk.

This date in history, the Buckeyes head to Seattle this Saturday to take on Washington, Quick Hitters: Best NFL front offices & the Super Bowl on streaming, Albert Breer of the MMQB and NFL week four picks against the spread with Ya Highness.

Tito's back with tales from his trip to Las Vegas, who has a better immediate future: Clemson or Indiana?, Quick Hitters: Stanford MBB lands a legacy & the SEC's 6+3 schedule model, and a slightly delayed Schleg Day.

Austin Ward sat it for Tito again this morning, as we recapped the CFB weekend with Bill Bender, Quick hitters: ACC scheduling, Big Ten MBB tournament and Steve Angeli, and recapping the NFL weekend including the Bengals ugly loss and Browns surprising win.

Austin Ward sat in today for the Vegas-bound Tito, this date in history, Lee Sterling's picks for the weekend, Quick hitters: Clayton Kershaw retires, Tush Push banning & CFB across the pond, could Big Ten revenue distribution change in the near future, how have the new traditions at the 'Shoe gone so far and AJ Hawk to close the week.

A lengthy Today in history, the NCAA eliminates the spring CFB portal window, Quick hitters: Commanders heading back to DC & Colorado's flip-flopping QBs, Albert Breer of the MMQB and NFL picks against the number with Ya Highness.

This date in history, Dabo says Clemson can fire him if they're tired of winning, Tom Brady's spending time in the Raiders coaching booth, Quick Hitters: Arch Manning, Sean McVay & the NBA on NBC, recapping yesterday's Ryan Day press conference and Lettermen Row's Austin Ward.

A bumpy start to our new audio system era, This date in history, Myles Garrett is tired of the losing, bad news for Burrow & the Bengals, Schlegs Day and what pop culture reference is Tito on Morning Juice.

Austin Ward sat in with Tito today, this date in history, Lee Sterling with his picks for the weekend, Quick Hitters: Wisconsin @ 'Bama & Browns trash talk, previewing Ohio State vs Ohio and closing the week with AJ Hawk.

A major Today in history with remembering 9/11, the Ravens are taking a dig at the Browns this Sunday, Quick Hitters: Transfer portal windows & NBA end-of-quarter heaves, Albert Breer of MMQB and NFL week two picks with Ya Highness.

This date in history, a Phillies fan fights over a baseball, Quick Hitters: Broncos new stadium, Jalen Carter's suspension & WNBA, recapping Tuesday's Ryan Day press conference and Lettermen Row's Austin Ward.

Today in history, Bill Bender of the Sporting News, Quick Hitters: Big wins for USF and Oklahoma, Buckeyes roll Grambling State 70-0 and recapping the rest of the CFB/NFL weekend.

The Eagles edge the Cowboys 24-20, learning about the six flags of Texas, Lee Sterling of Paramount Sports, could you marry a Michigan fan?, and AJ Hawk to close out the week.

A beefy today in history, the Clippers might be in some trouble, Quick Hitters: NFL rule changes, Albert Breer of the MMQB and our NFL week one picks against the spread.

Ohio State sits atop the AP Poll following the win over Texas, Quick Hitters: Micah Parsons want to stay in Dallas & Mike Gundy vs Dan Lanning, recapping Tuesday's Ryan Day presser and Lettermen Row's Austin Ward chats the win vs Texas, Grambling State and more.