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Buckeye Weekly Podcast: Ohio State Fall Camp Practice No. 3 Recap - Key Takeaways and ObservationsIn this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr recap their observations from the third practice of Ohio State's fall camp. They discuss the standout performances, including Julian Sayin's impressive showing in the 11-on-11 drills, and the heated competition at the quarterback position. Other highlights include discussions on the defensive lines' solid performance, the depth at linebacker and cornerback, and how newcomers like CJ Donaldson and Beau Atkinson are adjusting. Tune in for insights on who might lose their black stripe next and what this all means for Ohio State's championship aspirations. 00:00 Welcome to the Buckeye Weekly Podcast 00:29 Practice Highlights and Player Performances 00:58 Quarterback Comparisons: Julian vs. Lincoln 04:34 Defensive Standouts: IGB and the Secondary 11:59 Defensive Line and Linebacker Updates 16:32 Excitement for the Texas Game 18:30 Pre-Game Warm-Up Strategies 19:14 High Stakes and Potential Upsides 20:16 Player Performance Updates 21:56 Freshman Development and Future Prospects 24:26 Championship Contender Analysis 33:50 Transfer Players' Impact 36:55 Closing Thoughts and Community Interaction

Chuck reacts to Clemson putting 11 guys on the ACC preseason first team all-conference squad. Chuck and Heath discuss Missouri's lengthy extensions to multiple coaches in the past week. David Murray of Dawgs Bite checks in from Mississippi State practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ohio State Buckeyes were back on the practice field for day one of 2025 fall camp on Thursday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss what they saw and what they learned during practice on this episode of the Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning podcast.The fellas discuss Eddrick Houston's injury and what it could mean for this year's team, what they learned about the quarterback battle between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz, the impressive performance from second-year wide receiver Mylan Graham, and more.

The Ohio State Buckeyes kick off their 2025 fall preseason camp on Thursday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.Tony Gerdeman of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to discuss five things they're interested to see on offense, ranging from the battle for the starting quarterback job between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz, to the development of running backs James Peoples, CJ Donaldson, Sam Williams-Dixon, Bo Jackson, Isaiah West, and Turbo Rogers, how the offensive line will line up, and whether Max Klare will be able to revolutionize the tight end position in Columbus.

We're less than 24 hours away from the start of preseason camp at Ohio State.As the Buckeyes prepare to start their 25-practice preseason slate on Thursday, we're previewing all of Ohio State's top position battles entering camp on a Real Pod Wednesdays-style episode of Press Coverage.We start by sharing our thoughts on the headlining competition of camp, Julian Sayin vs. Lincoln Kienholz for the starting quarterback job, before continuing with our pre-camp thoughts on the ongoing battle at strong safety, competition along the defensive and offensive lines and challenges for Ohio State's incumbent starters at kicker and punter.The full rundown for our Preseason Camp Preview show, which you can watch in the video at the top of the page:0:00 Julian Sayin vs. Lincoln Kienholz Headlines Ohio State's Preseason Camp Competitions11:51 Malik Hartford vs. Jaylen McClain is Buckeyes' Top Defensive Position Battle16:33 Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Leads Five-Man Battle for Playing Time at Defensive End23:06 Backup Defensive Tackles, Led by Will Smith Jr., Must Step Up in Preseason Camp30:36 We Can Pencil In Ohio State's Starting Offensive Line, But Competition Remains38:02 Incumbent Starters Face Competition at Kicker and Punter 

Julian Sayin may be QB1, but that doesn't mean Lincoln Kienholz won't have a role in Ohio State's 2025 offense. In this episode of The Daily Buckeye Blitz, we break down how Kienholz could be used in goal-line and short-yardage situations — just like Devin Brown was in 2023. From QB Power to pop passes, Lincoln's athleticism and toughness make him a perfect fit for red zone packages. We compare Kienholz and Sayin's strengths, look back at Devin Brown's red zone success (4 rushing TDs in 2023), and explain why the Buckeyes are built to get the most out of both quarterbacks. If Ryan Day and Brian Hartline are smart — and they are — you'll see No. 3 on the field when the game is on the line. Wednesday, July 30, 2025 Subscribe to the Podcast

We dive into the Big Ten with the second part of our three-part conference preview series, breaking down nine teams with detailed previews of the conference's contenders and most compelling storylines. From the Penn State hype train to Purdue's "Pastrami of the Big Ten," we give you enough to be dangerous around the water cooler. In this college football podcast episode, we examine Ohio State's championship odds with new coordinators Brian Hartline and Matt Patricia, debate whether Julian Sayin can handle the pressure in Week One against Texas, and wonder if the Buckeyes can overcome so many new variables. We break down James Franklin's "Phil Collins" moment with a loaded roster of veterans, a splash hire of Jim Knowles to run the defense, and a schedule working in their favor. We analyze Oregon's talent-heavy retooling under Dan Lanning, questioning whether Dante Moore and a loaded-but-unproven roster can match last year's success. Plus, we debate Michigan's ceiling with true freshman Bryce Underwood potentially starting behind a rebuilt offense, and examine the fascinating battle between Illinois' experience-heavy roster and Indiana's portal-powered reload under Curt Cignetti. We also explore Maryland's youth movement with four-star freshman Malik Washington, Northwestern's impossible schedule in their temporary lakefront stadium, and Purdue's complete roster overhaul under Barry Odom, featuring 69 new players and the "most erotic sandwich potential" in college football. Can Penn State finally beat Ohio State when they matter? Can Ryan Day get the Michigan monkey off his back? This is your comprehensive guide to the most intriguing storylines and burning questions in the Big Ten's upper crust. Timestamps:3:50 - Ohio State Preview20:40 - Penn State Preview34:09 - Oregon Preview43:21 - Michigan Preview54:40 - Illinois Preview1:03:55 - Indiana Preview1:13:26 - Maryland Preview1:20:27 - Northwestern Preview1:26:32 - Purdue PreviewSupport the show!: https://www.patreon.com/solidverbalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ohio State Buckeyes and Texas Longhorns will kick off their 2025 regular seasons with one of the most anticipated matchups of the entire year when they square off in a top-5 showdown inside Ohio Stadium.The two teams are coming off a classic Cotton Bowl matchup in the College Football Playoff semifinals, and now Steve Sarkesian and the Longhorns will be looking for revenge.Both teams will be starting new quarterbacks with Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz battling it out to be the starter for the Buckeyes, and Arch Manning finally getting a chance to live up to his immense hype for the Horns. Plus, Ohio State's superstar wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is looking for some personal redemption after being held to just one catch for three yards the last time these teams met.

In this episode of Bleav In Buckeyes, hosts Bryant Browning and Chimdi Chekwa break down all the buzz heading into the Buckeyes' 2025 football season. With camp just a few days away, they dissect the fierce quarterback battle in Columbus to the stacked defensive line and key safety roles. Plus, the duo tackles how camp practices shape championship teams, delve into the strategic scheduling in college football, and how NIL continues to change college football. They also announce the upcoming livestream of the recent college football playoff game in preparation for the week 1 matchup. Takeaways Football season is finally here, and excitement is high. Preseason practices are crucial for team preparation. The quarterback competition is heating up as the season approaches. Defensive line depth is a key focus for the upcoming games. The safety position will be critical for defensive strategy. Scheduling tough out-of-conference games is a debated topic. NIL regulations are evolving, impacting player compensation. Teams must adapt to the changing landscape of college football. The importance of player performance in preseason cannot be overstated. Fans are eager to see how the team will perform this season. Chapters 00:00 Excitement for Football Season 02:50 Importance of Preseason Preparation 05:46 Quarterback Competition Insights 09:56 Defensive Line and Player Development 11:40 Emerging Players and Key Positions 14:25 Coaching Strategies and Scheduling Philosophy 17:44 Coach Philosophy and Game Scheduling 25:31 NCAA Regulation on the Government Level Keywords football, preseason, quarterback competition, defensive line, college football, scheduling, NIL, player compensation, Fanduel, NCAA, Ohio State, Curt Cignetti, Big Ten, SEC, Julian Sayin, Lincoln Kienholz, Chimdi Chekwa, Bryant Browning, Ryan Day, Brian Hartline, Buckeyes, The Shoe, Texas Longhorns, football camp, strength of schedule

Jeremiah Smith is the best wide receiver in college football — but what if defenses double-team him all season? In this episode of The Daily Buckeye Blitz, we break down why the Ohio State offense can still thrive even if Smith's stat lines stay modest. From the ridiculous WR depth with Carnell Tate, Brandon Inniss, and Mylan Graham, to the emergence of Julian Sayin, Max Klare, and CJ Donaldson — this offense is built to spread the ball and torch defenses in a dozen different ways. We're not worried about target counts — we're chasing another natty. Tuesday, July 29, 2025 Subscribe to the Podcast

In this episode of The TDR Show, Kevin Coleman and Jay Stein break down the next wave of risers set to jump tiers in dynasty and devy formats.From dynasty quarterbacks like JJ McCarthy and Dak Prescott, to future devy risers like Julian Sayin, Davion Gause, and Nick Marsh, we're talking projected ADP climbs, breakout potential, and market value shifts.