Podcast appearances and mentions of Orlando Pace

Who had the greatest true freshman season in Ohio State football history?Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti rank the Top 10 true freshman seasons ever by a Buckeye, led by Jeremiah Smith's incredible 2024 campaign. Along the way they debate Andy Katzenmoyer, Maurice Clarett, Orlando Pace, Ted Ginn Jr., the Bosa brothers, J.K. Dobbins and more before turning their attention to the current Buckeyes.Which members of Ohio State's 2026 freshman class could make a championship-level impact? Could Chris Henry Jr., Legend Bey, Brock Boyd, Jay Timmons or Khari Wilder become the next freshman stars? Finally, the guys look ahead to the 2027 recruiting class and discuss the long-term outlook for one of Ohio State's most talented groups in recent memory, including the pursuit of David GabrielGeorges.Who would make your Top 10 list?Subscribe to Buckeye Insiders for more Ohio State football coverage, recruiting, history, and analysis.0:00 Welcome to The Time and Change Will Surely Show0:49 The show's format: Past, Present and Future1:17 Ranking the greatest true freshman seasons in Ohio State history1:48 Jeremiah Smith claims the No. 1 spot2:36 When did everyone realize Jeremiah Smith was different?4:19 Ryan Day's "Watch this" moment and spring practice memories7:02 No. 2: Andy Katzenmoyer's legendary 1996 season9:26 No. 3: Orlando Pace changes left tackle forever11:08 Maurice Clarett's unforgettable freshman championship run13:09 Joey Bosa vs. Nick Bosa debate14:44 J.K. Dobbins' explosive freshman campaign15:41 Marcus Marek, Korey Stringer and the offensive line legends17:49 Ted Ginn Jr.'s game-breaking freshman season20:54 Juck's personal Top 10 list23:51 Cris Carter's place among Ohio State greats25:28 Which 2026 freshmen could make the biggest impact?26:54 Chris Henry Jr. vs. Legend Bey29:58 Why Legend Bey could be a perfect fit immediately30:38 David Boston and Michael Wiley set the standard in 199632:53 Jay Timmons, Khari Wilder and the defensive freshmen to watch36:34 Looking ahead to Ohio State's loaded 2027 recruiting class40:34 The future of the Buckeye defensive line42:22 Where does Jamier Brown fit?44:09 David Gabriel-Georges' potential impact48:22 Why Ohio State's 2027 class is already a major success50:59 Is David Gabriel-Georges a "must-get" recruit?53:52 The latest recruiting prediction discussion55:15 Final thoughts and outro

In this special bonus presentation of the Time And Change Will Surely Show, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti discuss the past, present, and future of Ohio State freshman phenoms.Tony and Juck rank the Top 10 true freshman seasons ever by a Buckeye, led by Jeremiah Smith's incredible 2024 campaign. Along the way, they debate Andy Katzenmoyer, Maurice Clarett, Orlando Pace, Ted Ginn Jr., the Bosa brothers, J.K. Dobbins and more before turning their attention to the current Buckeyes.Which members of Ohio State's 2026 freshman class could make a championship-level impact? Could Chris Henry Jr., Legend Bey, Brock Boyd, Jay Timmons or Khari Wilder become the next freshman stars? Finally, the guys look ahead to the 2027 recruiting class and discuss the long-term outlook for one of Ohio State's most talented groups in recent memory, including the pursuit of David Gabriel-Georges.Who would make your Top 10 list?Subscribe to Buckeye Insiders for more Ohio State football coverage, recruiting, history, and analysis.This episode is presented by Jeff Ruby's of Columbus, the award-winning, upscale steakhouse in Downtown Columbus, named one of the Top 50 steakhouses in America by Food Network. Just go to JeffRuby.com/Columbus to check out the menu and make a reservation today.

Can Ohio State make it three straight Big Ten Freshman of the Year winners?Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss whether the Buckeyes have a realistic candidate to follow Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin as the most recent Big Ten Freshmen of the Year from Ohio State. They look back at the Buckeyes' history with the award, including Robert Smith, Orlando Pace, Maurice Clarett, Terrelle Pryor, Braxton Miller, J.T. Barrett, Mike Weber, and C.J. Stroud.They also discuss which current Buckeye freshmen have the best path to playing time, whether a true freshman wide receiver could put up the necessary numbers, how special teams could factor in, and why this might be a harder award for Ohio State to win this season than it was the last two years.00:00 — Intro00:12 — Tom discovers another second-generation Buckeye01:27 — Ohio State's recent Big Ten Freshman of the Year run03:48 — Could Chris Henry Jr. be the top candidate?05:25 — What kind of production would it take?06:57 — The case for a versatile offensive weapon09:16 — Why starters usually win this award10:18 — Possible defensive candidates and longshot scenarios11:22 — Final thoughts and listener picksWhich Buckeye freshman do you think has the best chance to win Big Ten Freshman of the Year? Drop your pick in the comments.Subscribe to Buckeye Weekly for daily Ohio State football talk, recruiting coverage, analysis, and more.

This is a special bonus presentation of The Time And Change Will Surely Show, one of the new podcasts from the Buckeye Insiders Podcast Network. Recruiting has always been the lifeblood of Ohio State football, but the game has changed dramatically. On this episode of *The Time and Change Will Surely Show*, Tony Gerdeman and Juck Milletti revisit some of the Buckeyes' most painful recruiting losses, celebrate the biggest recruiting victories, and examine how NIL, roster construction, and the evolving recruiting landscape are reshaping the future of Ohio State football. 1:00 – Welcome: Why recruiting has always mattered1:47 – When we first became recruiting junkies2:50 – The birth of the internet recruiting era3:48 – Why recruiting losses hurt more than the wins feel good5:12 – Riley Pettijohn and recent recruiting victories6:33 – Jeremiah Smith and unforgettable Signing Day moments7:49 – Urban Meyer's Baron Browning recruiting prank9:23 – Blake Miller and other "what if" recruiting misses10:12 – The Michael Bush recruitment that still stings11:45 – When losing Buster Davis led to Troy Smith13:17 – Bijan Robinson and Ohio State's running back "what ifs"15:58 – Ohio recruiting battles that still haunt Buckeye fans17:42 – Terrelle Pryor and the biggest recruiting win of the modern era18:38 – Prescott Burgess, recruiting stories, and legendary near-misses19:45 – The Justin Scott and Marquise Lightfoot roller coaster21:23 – Orlando Pace, Andy Katzenmoyer, and recruiting memories from the '90s22:04 – Jordan Hicks, Trey DePriest, and painful in-state losses23:38 – How NIL changed recruiting forever26:55 – Is Ohio State still recruiting at an elite level?28:05 – Brady Edmunds and Ohio State's quarterback dilemma31:47 – David Gabriel-Georges: Is he a must-get prospect?35:21 – Should Ohio State spend whatever it takes?36:16 – Locker room chemistry vs. recruiting economics39:00 – Chris Henry Jr., Monshon Sales, and wide receiver recruiting41:37 – Why Ohio State can't outspend everyone43:21 – Austin Miller, early commitments, and the future of recruiting46:17 – Why coaches are becoming hesitant to accept early commitments48:31 – The new five-for-five rule and recruiting implications50:14 – Will fifth-year players create roster headaches?52:21 – NFL scouting, roster construction, and recruiting strategy54:00 – Why Ohio State has navigated the NIL era so well56:49 – Is player development more important than ever?57:33 – Blake Wong's upcoming decision and what it means58:48 – Like, subscribe, and follow Buckeye Insiders for more coverage

Recruiting has always been the lifeblood of Ohio State football, but the game has changed dramatically. On this episode of *The Time and Change Will Surely Show*, Tony Gerdeman and Juck Milletti revisit some of the Buckeyes' most painful recruiting losses, celebrate the biggest recruiting victories, and examine how NIL, roster construction, and the evolving recruiting landscape are reshaping the future of Ohio State football. 0:00 – Welcome: Why recruiting has always mattered0:47 – When we first became recruiting junkies1:50 – The birth of the internet recruiting era2:48 – Why recruiting losses hurt more than the wins feel good4:12 – Riley Pettijohn and recent recruiting victories5:33 – Jeremiah Smith and unforgettable Signing Day moments6:49 – Urban Meyer's Baron Browning recruiting prank8:23 – Blake Miller and other "what if" recruiting misses9:12 – The Michael Bush recruitment that still stings10:45 – When losing Buster Davis led to Troy Smith12:17 – Bijan Robinson and Ohio State's running back "what ifs"14:58 – Ohio recruiting battles that still haunt Buckeye fans16:42 – Terrelle Pryor and the biggest recruiting win of the modern era17:38 – Prescott Burgess, recruiting stories, and legendary near-misses18:45 – The Justin Scott and Marquise Lightfoot roller coaster20:23 – Orlando Pace, Andy Katzenmoyer, and recruiting memories from the '90s21:04 – Jordan Hicks, Trey DePriest, and painful in-state losses22:38 – How NIL changed recruiting forever25:55 – Is Ohio State still recruiting at an elite level?27:05 – Brady Edmunds and Ohio State's quarterback dilemma30:47 – David Gabriel-Georges: Is he a must-get prospect?34:21 – Should Ohio State spend whatever it takes?35:16 – Locker room chemistry vs. recruiting economics38:00 – Chris Henry Jr., Monshon Sales, and wide receiver recruiting40:37 – Why Ohio State can't outspend everyone42:21 – Austin Miller, early commitments, and the future of recruiting45:17 – Why coaches are becoming hesitant to accept early commitments47:31 – The new five-for-five rule and recruiting implications49:14 – Will fifth-year players create roster headaches?51:21 – NFL scouting, roster construction, and recruiting strategy53:00 – Why Ohio State has navigated the NIL era so well55:49 – Is player development more important than ever?56:33 – Blake Wong's upcoming decision and what it means57:48 – Like, subscribe, and follow Buckeye Insiders for more coverage

Which John Cooper-Era Buckeye Would Guarantee a Title for Ohio State? | Buckeye Weekly PodcastOn the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr kick off a series revisiting past Ohio State eras by debating which John Cooper-era players they'd add to the current Buckeyes to best ensure a national championship. Both agree Orlando Pace is the obvious top choice and discuss where he'd play on today's offensive line, calling him possibly the best Ohio State player they've ever seen. They then consider other additions, including David Boston alongside Jeremiah Smith and other receivers, plus options like Terry Glenn and Joey Galloway. On defense they highlight Dan “Big Daddy” Wilkinson and discuss adding Antoine Winfield, along with mentions of Shawn Springs and Andy Katzenmoyer. They also float Eddie George at running back, Ricky Dudley at tight end, a return of a fullback, and Mike Vrabel at defensive end, then invite viewer suggestions and promote their YouTube channel and buckeyeinsiders.com.00:00 Welcome and Setup00:52 Orlando Pace No Brainer03:23 Adding David Boston04:58 Glenn or Galloway Debate06:40 Big Daddy in the Middle08:25 Eddie George Power Back09:30 Winfield and Secondary Upgrades11:21 Fullback and Dudley Ideas12:56 Vrabel and Katzenmoyer Fit14:25 Wrap Up and Subscribe

Which former Ohio State football player best exemplifies what it means to be a Buckeye? That's what we'll spend the next week trying to figure out with the help of the Buckeye Talk Subtext subscribers. Over 150 people were considered but only 32 could make the official bracket as Stephen Means, Stefan Krajisnik and Andrew Gillis discuss some of the greatest players in history. But this isn't about just being the best. It's about telling the story of a program and who we can't tell that story without. That continues with our first Elite 8 matchup featuring Orlando Pace and Eddie George. Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk and sign up to get text messages from experts Stephen Means, Stefan Krajisnik and Andrew Gillis at 614-350-3315. Get the insider analysis, have your voice heard on the Buckeye Talk podcast and connect with the best Buckeye community out there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stuart McMillan and Bob Wallace take a nostalgic look back at the history of NFL playoffs in St. Louis, spotlighting the Rams' iconic first playoff game in 1999. They recount the electric atmosphere of the "Greatest Show on Turf" era, led by Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, and Orlando Pace. Wallace reflects on the roaring stadium, the creative fan engagement with yellow noodles, and the challenges of organizing Super Bowl preparations. The duo also speculates on whether the Rams might have remained in St. Louis had they sustained their Super Bowl-winning success, drawing comparisons to the dominance of the Kansas City Chiefs today.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Orlando Pace. @OrlandoPace_HOF talking @OhioStateFB playing for national championship, pressure on Coach Day, would Big O ever coach, how much could he have made with N-I-L, and still rooting for the Rams

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Orlando Pace. @OrlandoPace_HOF talking @OhioStateFB playing for national championship, pressure on Coach Day, would Big O ever coach, how much could he have made with N-I-L, and still rooting for Rams.

Mansfield Playhouse revives a Christmas tradition with unique radio show adaption: https://www.richlandsource.com/2024/12/04/mansfield-playhouse-revives-a-christmas-tradition-with-unique-radio-play-adaption/ Today -  Mansfield Playhouse is reviving a beloved Christmas classic: It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. The show opens this Friday for a two-weekend run.Support the show: https://richlandsource.com/membersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Respect The Game: E 76 Join us for episode 76 of our podcast, where we celebrate over a year of insightful NFL analysis and betting picks! This week, we dive into the standout players who wore the number 76, including legends like Orlando Pace and Steve Hutchinson, while exploring the intriguing "poison pill" contract that changed the game. We share our thrilling experiences at recent college and NFL games, particularly the electrifying atmosphere at the Miami Hurricanes game in Louisville, and spotlight quarterback Cam's impressive stats as he aims to break records. Plus, we break down the latest performances from the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens, discuss the challenges facing the San Francisco 49ers, and offer our top betting picks for the week ahead. Tune in for a blend of sports insights, player highlights, and fantasy football strategies! 0:15 - Episode 76 introduction 2:20 - Explanation of poison pill 4:30 - Cam's impressive performance 7:15 - FSU vs. Miami preview 9:43 - Basketball betting talk 12:41 - Buffalo Bills recap 16:50 - Upcoming Bills preview 18:40 - Halftime ceremony 25:39 - Week eight bets 27:56 - Mariota's Impact 29:40 - Saquon's Revenge Game 32:28 - Derrick Henry Discussion 35:20 - Lamar's Performance 37:12 - MVP Front Runner 39:46 - CMC Injury Update 44:58 - 49ers Prediction 48:20 - Bengals vs. Browns 50:41 - Seahawks vs. Atlanta 53:31 - Ravens defense struggles 56:06 - Hopkins joins Chiefs 59:46 - Betting strategies discussed

Happy Football Friday! Matty Ice getting in trouble in Choir Class, Aaron Rodgers addresses the awkward moment with Robert Saleh, In the Pocket with Brady Quinn at 12:33pm, Overs & Unders at 12:48pm, Browns getting ready to face Malik Nabers, Under Pressure at 1:20pm, College Football Picks at 1:33pm, Tim May joins for the Buckeye Bulletin, Orlando Pace joins for the Deeper Dive, Emmitt Smith is not worried about Cowboys' running game, and Big Game Preview with Marshall Reporter Luke Creasy at 2:33pm!

In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman take on listener questions and dive into various topics. They discuss Jeremiah Smith's impressive start and compare it to other top freshman seasons at Ohio State, including legends like Orlando Pace, Maurice Clarett, and Andy Katzenmoyer. The duo also give their bold predictions for upcoming national games, talk about the progression of Ohio State's offensive schemes, and debate over season outcomes for Ohio State fans. Plus, they touch on significant matchups and provide insights on the performance and expectations for several teams. 00:00 Introduction and Show Setup 00:23 Listener Questions: Top Freshman Seasons 00:53 Debate: Best Freshman Season at Ohio State 13:25 Jim Harbaugh's NCAA Penalties and NFL Double Standards 15:32 Chip Kelly's Offensive Scheme for Oregon 21:45 Bold Predictions for National Games 30:36 Fan Poll Results: Ohio State's Season Preferences 34:02 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Chairman Kurt finally made it in. Unfortunate oversleeping situation. Gotta love 270. Grates. Good news Doug, Bailey's is coming back. BELOW me. Doug claims he's not on KMOV anymore, but we know the truth. Connor Stallions claiming innocence in the new documentary. The Steve McNair doc. 99-00 Rams. Joe Lunardi doesn't have Mizzou basketball in the tournabee. Doug is down on Lunardi. Trent Green and Orlando Pace may join us tomorrow on the 25th anniversary of Green's injury. Are the new TMA caps waterproof? Billet moms and dads. Larry Nickel talking WWE. RIP Sid Vicious. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chairman Kurt finally made it in. Unfortunate oversleeping situation. Gotta love 270. Grates. Good news Doug, Bailey's is coming back. BELOW me. Doug claims he's not on KMOV anymore, but we know the truth. Connor Stallions claiming innocence in the new documentary. The Steve McNair doc. 99-00 Rams. Joe Lunardi doesn't have Mizzou basketball in the tournabee. Doug is down on Lunardi. Trent Green and Orlando Pace may join us tomorrow on the 25th anniversary of Green's injury. Are the new TMA caps waterproof? Billet moms and dads. Larry Nickel talking WWE. RIP Sid Vicious. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We never got the Listener HoF off the ground and running. Running into Orlando Pace. Iggy vs. Chairman Steve: Part 2. Ocean temps. Doug's starting to doubt the Cardinals. Quick Vaughn Index update. Arenado's effort on the lil nubber had the people up in arms. Jackson may get a credential and go hold Arenado accountable. Iggy and Lisa Ann. Fenton Kitchen Island. Iggy's hobo shanty. Not even considering a second job. Olympics and citizenship. A Caller calls in to talk Leagues Cup Boycott and the audience absolutely HATES him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We never got the Listener HoF off the ground and running. Running into Orlando Pace. Iggy vs. Chairman Steve: Part 2. Ocean temps. Doug's starting to doubt the Cardinals. Quick Vaughn Index update. Arenado's effort on the lil nubber had the people up in arms. Jackson may get a credential and go hold Arenado accountable. Iggy and Lisa Ann. Fenton Kitchen Island. Iggy's hobo shanty. Not even considering a second job. Olympics and citizenship. A Caller calls in to talk Leagues Cup Boycott and the audience absolutely HATES him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just because you're big doesn't mean you need not work hard to become elite. Orlando 'The Pancake Man' Pace brings his legendary career to the UP On GAME Studios. From Sandusky High School in Ohio to the Hall Of Fame in Canton, Pace takes you on a journey as he relives some of the moments that lead him from the pro bowl to All-Pro, to a Super Bowl champion. Listen as Orlando gives sound advice to the kids that capitalized on branding and the N.I.L (Name Image Likeness). He also tells a great story of when he saw 'Big Daddy' Dan Wilkinson and his Mercedes Benz. And, when it's all said and done, how does Orlando Pace want to be remembered? UP On GAME Presents Conversations With A Legend. LaVar Arrington is sitting down with the best from the field, the stage, and beyond. These are intimate conversations and storytelling with legendary humans about their lives and successful careers. In the third episode, Arrington talks with Hall Of Famer Orlando Pace.  #upongame #fsrweekends #2ProsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just because you're big doesn't mean you need not work hard to become elite. Orlando 'The Pancake Man' Pace brings his legendary career to the UP On GAME Studios. From Sandusky High School in Ohio to the Hall Of Fame in Canton, Pace takes you on a journey as he relives some of the moments that lead him from the pro bowl to All-Pro, to a Super Bowl champion. Listen as Orlando gives sound advice to the kids that capitalized on branding and the N.I.L (Name Image Likeness). He also tells a great story of when he saw 'Big Daddy' Dan Wilkinson and his Mercedes Benz. And, when it's all said and done, how does Orlando Pace want to be remembered? UP On GAME Presents Conversations With A Legend. LaVar Arrington is sitting down with the best from the field, the stage, and beyond. These are intimate conversations and storytelling with legendary humans about their lives and successful careers. In the third episode, Arrington talks with Hall Of Famer Orlando Pace.  #upongame #fsrweekends #2ProsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Claiborne and Mizzou HOF Howard Richards are joined by Pro Football Hall of Famer, and Ohio State Buckeye Orlando Pace to preview the 2023 Cotton Bowl between Mizzou and Ohio State. Plus the former All-American lineman share memories from their playing days.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Orlando Pace talking his Buckeyes vs Mizzou Football, OSU struggling with Michigan, and his kids all going to Ohio State. Click here to listen to more "Kilcoyne Conversations"

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Orlando Pace talking his Buckeyes vs Mizzou Football, OSU struggling with Michigan, and his kids all going to Ohio State. 

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11-4-2023 Passed Ball Show- John spends this program talking about the average salaries of the Major League Baseball manager and whether the fact that salaries have gone down are justified due to their responsibilities being taken away. Is Craig Counsell the right poster child for the increase in MLB manager salaries? Should there be six (6) MLB managers making barely over the MLB player minimum? John also talks about how difficult it is to quantify the performance of today's MLB manager. He also talks about the history of diva Wide Receivers in the National Football League and particularly how it pertains to the Pittsburgh Steelers. During today's #savingsportshistory segment, John talks about the MLB Players' League of 1890, a NFL team that gave up their first points of the season in week EIGHT (8)! Stan Mikita, MLB's first big time free agent offseason, Bobby Wallace, Orlando Pace, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Cy Young, and George “Sparky” Anderson.

Which Ohio State receiver is the best NFL Draft prospect ever at that position? That's one of the debates and discussions on Part 2 of The Ultimate Ohio State Draft of NFL draft prospects conducted by Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means. Don't miss Part 1, in which Doug, Nathan and Stephen made Picks 1-16 on a previous Buckeye Talk episode. This episode is the continuation of that, and there are still plenty of all-time Buckeyes to come off the board, including Garrett Wilson, Eddie George, A.J. Hawk, David Boston and more. The rules are that the real 90 Buckeyes who have been drafted in the first round in NFL Draft history are eligible to be picked. The guys then act like current NFL GMs and draft for the modern day based on the skills and draft places of Buckeyes across the decades. Major Buckeyes like C.J. Stroud, Orlando Pace and Nick Bosa came off the board in the previous episode. Now it's time for the second half of this all-time first round, and that means the first receiver will be drafted. Is it Boston? Wilson? Olave? Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who is the greatest Ohio State draft prospect ever? How do the best Buckeyes compare to each other in how they were viewed by the NFL coming out of college? On this Buckeye Talk from cleveland.com, Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means try to answer those questions with The Ultimate Ohio State Draft. This is the first of two parts as the guys make picks 1 through 16 from the 90 Ohio State Buckeyes who were actual first-round NFL choices. Where will quarterbacks like C.J. Stroud and Justin Fields go in this Buckeye-only draft? Who is the first cornerback off the board? Where do the Bosa brothers fit in with Chase Young and other OSU defensive stars? How about all the great OSU offensive tackles, including Orlando Pace? This is the difficult idea of drafting these Buckeyes as NFL prospects -- not based on how good or accomplished they were in college, or how much they succeeded in the NFL, but on how the pros viewed them at the time they were leaving Columbus. Only those first-round players were eligible for this ultimate draft. Part 2 will follow soon, but for now, enjoy this start of The Ultimate Ohio State draft from Buckeye Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hall of Famer Orlando Pace joins Nestor and Luke on Radio Row in Minnesota for Super Bowl 52

The Rams narrowed in on Nick Caley from New England, where he has 7 years of experience coaching TE's, FB's, and will act as an assistant to Sean McVay (which is similar to how Sean rose to be a top head coaching candidate). They're also looking at adding John Benton, who has coached in the NFL for over 20 years, and actually started his professional coaching career with the St. Louis Rams, coaching guys like Orlando Pace and Kyle Turley. Years later, he could be coming back to the Rams. Additionally, we dive into the handful of reasons why it would really hurt to lose Raheem Morris at this point, and go through the poll that was casted on Twitter -- leaving the option for fans to vote if they wanted him back or not.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Ackerman hosts the 53rd Annual Jack Buck Awards held at the Missouri Athletic Club in Downtown St. Louis.  Presenters: Kelly Chase, Travis Ford, Orlando Pace, Ozzie Smith. Award winners: Sports Personality of the Year - Nolan Arenado; Jack Buck Award - Bruce Affleck; Carl O. Bauer Award - Yuri Collins; Burnes/Broeg Award - Mike Claiborne; Bob Plager Legends Award - Dick Vermeil

Orlando Pace is one of 10 former Ohio State Buckeyes to be forever enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. He is widely considered to be one of (if not the best) offensive lineman of all-time, and he is so proud to be born and bred in the Buckeye state. Pace joins the Brendan Gulick from the Hall of Fame after we had the opportunity to play with him during the Hall of Fame annual golf outing at Firestone Country Club in Akron, which is one of the most storied golf courses in the country. This is a must listen for Buckeye fans! He shares some really cool perspective on his journey from his Sandusky, Ohio roots, to his time in Columbus, to his NFL career and blocking for the Greatest Show on Turf before wrapping up his journey in Canton. He also shares his perspective on the current version of the Buckeyes, where his son Jalen currently plays and his son Landon is being recruited. He finished by sharing how seriously he takes his responsibility to keep growing the game with fans of all ages. ----- Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more coverage of the Buckeyes! Follow our comprehensive Ohio State coverage on BuckeyesNow here: Website: https://www.si.com/college/ohiostate/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BuckeyesNowSI Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BuckeyesNowSI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buckeyesnowsi/ #ohiostatebuckeyes #ohiostatefootball #ohiostate #bigtenfootball #buckeyes #bigten Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Thursday! Dave Biddle is in for AR. HUGE news day in the sports world! Watson hearings day 3, Joshua Perry joins at 12:33pm, Draymond confident in the future of the Warriors, USC and UCLA set to leave for the Big Ten, the next dominoes in college football, NFL USA Today writer Nate Davis joins at 1:33pm, Orlando Pace's son gets an OSU offer, reactions to the Big Ten news, The Athletic NBA's Mike Prada at 2:33pm, and Kevin Durant wants out in Brooklyn!

Happy Tuesday! Dave Biddle is in for AR. Deshaun Watson hearings begin today, latest on Jimmy G's health, NFL Playbook with ESPN Insider Adam Schefter at 12:33pm, Kyrie Irving stays in Brooklyn, Brian Hartline on what he looks for in wide receivers, Steelers beat writers expect no Pickett week one, Lettermen Row's Spencer Holbrook at 1:33pm, Orlando Pace's child gets an OSU offer, Baker Mayfield talks to the media, and Phil Steele joins us at 2:33pm!

Day three of Ohio State's summer camp season was loaded with talented players from around the nation. Recruiting analyst Marc Givler, host of the Givs and the Bank podcast, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they learned during a jam-packed day of activity at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.- 2025 wide receiver Winston Watkins, Jr. lived up to the billing. Can Hartline convince him to flip his commitment from Texas A&M?- Justin Frye got a chance to work with Ohio State's three offensive line commits for 2023. What surprised the guys the most?- Did a 6-foot-8, 340 lb offensive line marvel from Columbus do enough to earn an offer?- How did 2023 tight end commit Ty Lockwood look during his time working with Kevin Wilson?- The son of Ohio State legend Orlando Pace worked out at tight end. Could he follow his father and brother and be a Buckeye in a few years?- Which defensive back prospect drew the most attention from Ohio State coaches?

Day three of Ohio State's summer camp season was loaded with talented players from around the nation. Recruiting analyst Marc Givler, host of the Givs and the Bank podcast, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they learned during a jam-packed day of activity at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.- 2025 wide receiver Winston Watkins, Jr. lived up to the billing. Can Hartline convince him to flip his commitment from Texas A&M?- Justin Frye got a chance to work with Ohio State's three offensive line commits for 2023. What surprised the guys the most?- Did a 6-foot-8, 340 lb offensive line marvel from Columbus do enough to earn an offer?- How did 2023 tight end commit Ty Lockwood look during his time working with Kevin Wilson?- The son of Ohio State legend Orlando Pace worked out at tight end. Could he follow his father and brother and be a Buckeye in a few years?- Which defensive back prospect drew the most attention from Ohio State coaches?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-buckeye-scoop--4429642/support.

Day three of Ohio State's summer camp season was loaded with talented players from around the nation. Recruiting analyst Marc Givler, host of the Givs and the Bank podcast, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they learned during a jam-packed day of activity at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.- 2025 wide receiver Winston Watkins, Jr. lived up to the billing. Can Hartline convince him to flip his commitment from Texas A&M?- Justin Frye got a chance to work with Ohio State's three offensive line commits for 2023. What surprised the guys the most?- Did a 6-foot-8, 340 lb offensive line marvel from Columbus do enough to earn an offer?- How did 2023 tight end commit Ty Lockwood look during his time working with Kevin Wilson?- The son of Ohio State legend Orlando Pace worked out at tight end. Could he follow his father and brother and be a Buckeye in a few years?- Which defensive back prospect drew the most attention from Ohio State coaches?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-buckeye-scoop--4429642/support.

Former Rams offensive lineman and Pro Football HOF Orlando Pace joins the show

Host Sosa Kremenjas unveils his Mount Rushmore of Los Angeles Rams players in this episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. In this episode, Sosa selected WR Isaac Bruce, RB Marshall Faulk, DT Aaron Donald, and DE Deacon Jones as the four best players in Rams history. He also named OT's Orlando Pace and Jackie Slater, RB Eric Dickerson, and WR Torry Holt as honorable mentions that were just ever so slightly left off the list.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices