Podcast appearances and mentions of Urban Meyer

When candidates cosplay as football fans and QBs become a passport to the hearts and wallets of vulnerable Americans, the wrong people can get rich and powerful off sports. Electrician turned independent journalist D.J. Byrnes has pranked Buckeyes "fan" Vivek Ramaswamy, caught Urban Meyer in a lap-dance scandal and will go to trial over Shrek's private parts in the name of free speech. But nothing shocked Ohio's muckraker-in-chief quite like watching a college-football powerhouse combine the enterprises of church and state.• Subscribe to D.J. Byrnes' Substack, "The Rooster"• Leak to us: Submit your confidential tips to Pablo• Previously on PTFO: We Investigated the Christian "Scam" Fronted by Tim Tebow(Pablo Torre Finds Out is brought to you by Apple Card.)(Pablo Torre Finds Out is independently produced by Meadowlark Media and distributed by The Athletic. The views, research and reporting expressed in this episode are solely those of Pablo Torre Finds Out and do not reflect the work or editorial input of The Athletic or its journalists.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This will be Ohio State's first trip to Iowa since a 2017 blowout loss for the Buckeyes and then head coach Urban Meyer. Ryan Day was the OC in that game, so he remembers it well.What must the Buckeyes do to keep history from repeating? In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman preview Saturday's game and give their expectations for how things are going to go down.They provide their score predictions. Feel free to post yours in the comments as well.

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We react to Mike Tomlin's Minecraft metropolis. Random Mike reveals an Urban Meyer connection to Nebraska.

In the second hour, Mac & Bone play audio from the world of college football, including Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, and Shane Beamer, former Panther Brentson Buckner joins the show, to talk about the adjustments the Panthers need to make after the Browns loss, before a Wednesday edition of Random Crap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Traber recaps the first day of the Major League Baseball playoffs in the wild card round. Were you disappointed in the Cubs performance, or did that solidify the Padres dominant run into the postseason? Are the Yankees too much for the Red Sox? A’ja Wilson’s altercation with a fan last night. Should Urban Meyer be lecturing anyone else on how they should discipline their players.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Traber recaps the first day of the Major League Baseball playoffs in the wild card round. Were you disappointed in the Cubs performance, or did that solidify the Padres dominant run into the postseason? Are the Yankees too much for the Red Sox? A’ja Wilson’s altercation with a fan last night. Should Urban Meyer be lecturing anyone else on how they should discipline their players. Can Tulsa take care of North Texas tomorrow night? What do you make of West Virginia being a 3 point dog in Ames against Iowa State? If OU fires on all cylinders, can they beat Texas? Are John Mateer and Arch Manning the same player? Who was the best talker all time at first base? Should OU bench John Mateer to play the backup just for the sake of doing it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Will Stein talks football with Urban Meyer; (11:00) UK volleyball gets its first SEC win of the season; (18:00) football Wildcats on A&M and So Alabama; (36:00) Bill Cowher is NOT a Lane Kiffin fan; (39:00) Billy Rutledge on the Cats AND his NFL picks; (58:00) West End Bureau Chief Gary Moore talks a lot of football and futbol

Big Ten play begins! Mike Cagley sits down with Jay Stephens (Jay Stephens Pod, former Locked On Ohio State host, Kokomo Post writer) for a deep-dive preview of Illinois Fighting Illini vs Ohio State Buckeyes. Is Ryan Day's offense in real trouble? Can Bret Bielema's Illini pull off the upset? We break down EVERY position group, the NIL money gap, coaching philosophy, and give our final score prediction! ️TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction & rivalry week hype 01:00 – Ohio State's century of dominance & NIL history 03:00 – What happened to Ohio State vs. Texas? (2nd half collapse) 06:00 – Ryan Day vs. Urban Meyer coaching mentality 10:00 – Ohio State's brutal 2025 schedule breakdown 12:00 – Big Ten Championship pressure & CFP implications 15:00 – Julian Sand's concerning quarterback play 17:00 – Bret Bielema vs. Ryan Day: coaching value debate 18:00 – NIL money gap & the SEC's financial dominance 22:00 – Salary cap talk & the "Protecting College Sports Act" 30:00 – Ohio State offensive line breakdown 33:00 – Tight end position: Ohio State's weak link? 36:00 – Running backs: Bo Jackson vs. Jacoby Jackson 39:00 – Wide receivers beyond Jeremiah Smith 41:00 – Backup QB situation & future outlook 44:00 – Preview of Ohio State at Iowa (the "Black Hole") 45:00 – Buckeyes defensive line breakdown 48:00 – Linebacker depth chart confusion 51:00 – Secondary: Ohio State's strongest unit 53:00 – Illinois' NIL budget & billionaire boosters (Shad Khan!) 56:00 – Should more programs build new stadiums? 1:00:00 – Special teams & kicking struggles 1:03:00 – FINAL SCORE PREDICTION Subscribe & join the conversation at IlliniGuys.com — only $99/year (27¢/day)! Get access to exclusive message boards, live game-day chat rooms, and direct interaction with our credentialed media team covering Illinois athletics nationwide. New here? Hit subscribe for weekly Illini football & basketball coverage all season long! Hashtags #Illini #IlliniFootball #FightingIllini #OhioStateFootball #Buckeyes #BigTenFootball #CollegeFootball #BretBielema #RyanDay #IlliniGuys #B1GFootball #CFBPreview #IlliniNation #GoIllini #CollegeFootballPlayoff #NIL #JulianSayin #JeremiahSmith Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In hour 4: Dolphins have a lot of young guys and there will be growing pains plus College Football has no rules anymore.

The conversation around Bryce Underwood changed quickly after Michigan's season opener — and Saturday against Oklahoma could change it all over again.Welcome to Rise to the Victors, your daily start with Michigan sports on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter.Today, Trevor and Darnell take a closer look at Underwood following Michigan's uneven offensive performance against Western Michigan and the pressure surrounding the sophomore quarterback entering a much bigger test against Oklahoma.Kyle Whittingham made headlines with his comments about Underwood's job security and the need to see improvement. Underwood had his own response. Urban Meyer has weighed in on the situation as well. But how much of this conversation is fair to a quarterback who is still only one game into a new offense?We break down what actually went wrong against Western, the context surrounding Underwood's development, what Michigan needs to do to help him and why Saturday against Oklahoma feels like a major moment — without turning one September game into a final verdict on Bryce Underwood.〽️ Rise to the Victors

Catch up on the absolute best moments from this week with Dan! From deep-dive college football breakdowns to major shakeups across professional sports, this episode covers the biggest stories making waves—and causing heated debates in our comment section. In this episode, Dan breaks down: Urban Meyer's College Football Breakdown: Legendary coach Urban Meyer joins to give his unfiltered take on Michigan's QB situation, the latest NCAA rule changes altering game strategy, and where college football is headed next. Cathy Engelbert Resigns as WNBA Commissioner: A deep dive into the major leadership shakeup in the WNBA. Why Cathy Engelbert is stepping down, what this means for the league's rapid growth and financial future, and where the WNBA goes from here. Jake Butt on Michigan's Last-Second Thriller: Former Michigan tight end and All-American Jake Butt drops in to analyze the wild, controversial last-second win over Western Michigan. He shares what it takes to execute in high-stakes moments and gives an insider perspective on Michigan's game-ending sequence. Reading YouTube Comments: Dan dives straight into the YouTube comment section to answer your hot takes, wild theories, and most requested questions from the audience. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fox Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt welcomes in Urban Meyer to discuss Michigan's miraculous finish over the weekend and break down whether Bryce Underwood and the Wolverines can bounce back quickly when Oklahoma comes to town this weekend. The two also preview the huge Top-5 matchup between #1 Ohio State and #4 Texas and discuss what to expect from Julian Sayin and Arch Manning in their 2nd meeting as opposing QBs. Klatt then reacts to the latest AP Top 25 poll and expresses his frustration with some particular choices made by the voters. He also discusses performances that caught his eye over the weekend including Alabama QB Keelon Russell's debut - what he liked about the Tide's performance and what issues may be lurking under the surface. He also discusses the complete 180 that Coach Prime and Colorado pulled off in their opener against Georgia Tech and how it has changed the potential for the Buffaloes this season. He also hits on why UCLA is showing some real similarities to 2024 Indiana and hits on who he thinks is the most clutch player in college football, Penn State, Iowa and more! Use my code for 10% off your next set of CFB tickets at SeatGeek*:https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/KLATT10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount Chapters 🏈0:00-2:00 Welcome into the Joel Klatt Show2:01-19:25 Urban Meyer interview19:26-23:05 Alabama's solid performance vs. ECU23:06-28:30 Ole Miss's thrilling win over Louisville28:31-30:27 Joel Klatt's reaction to the AP poll30:28-33:52 UCLA pulls away from Cal in 4th quarter to win 45-2433:53-36:28 Penn State rolls to shutout win over Marshall36:29-38:43 Colorado picks up road win over Georgia Tech38:44-42:52 Auburn beats Baylor 17-1642:53-44:15 Iowa shuts out Northern Illinois 40-0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Urban Meyer joins Dan to break down the biggest storylines in college football, including Michigan's controversial win over Western Michigan, Bryce Underwood's rough start, Kyle Whittingham's challenge at Michigan, and Oklahoma's chances against the Wolverines. Plus, Urban gives his honest thoughts on the SEC's legal fight with LSU, Lane Kiffin, the future of college football, the Save College Sports Act, Indiana's rise, Dabo Swinney and Clemson. And Dan sits down with Maine State Representative Laurel Libby (R-Minot/Auburn), founder and Executive Director of the political action group Lead Maine. Rep. Libby breaks down her mission to "educate, equip, and empower Mainers to speak up and take action," detailing grassroots efforts to restore fairness and safeguard women's sports at the state level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I went to college at University of Florida from 2005 to 2009, which was one of the single greatest eras in the history of college athletics. Tim Tebow. Urban Meyer. Billy Donovan. Two football national championships. Two basketball national championships. We were insufferable – we had every right to be – and we took our celebrations very seriously. We stormed University Avenue. We painted ourselves orange and blue. We coined the phrase Tequila Touchdown, so we had every excuse to raise a glass with every Gator score. (And there were a lot of them back then.)Still, we were broke college students, so this tequila wasn't exactly top brass. It was the kind of tequila that came with a worm and warning label, the kind you'd shoot fast, not the kind you sipped and savored. It didn't matter. It wasn't about what was in the glass. It was about the moment the glass got raised.That instinct, that tequila belongs in the biggest, loudest, most euphoric moments, is exactly the territory this week's guest lives in. Don Julio 1942 has spent years showing up organically in the moments that matter most in sports: that moment the confetti drops. Super Bowl locker rooms, NBA championships, and this year, they went global, building a full campaign around the World Cup. They partnered with Thierry Henry to bring the campaign to life. There was a gold-plated bottle modeled after the trophy itself. There was a luxury megayacht takeover in Chelsea Piers.How do you build a celebration brand with intention instead of just chasing the next big game? How do you turn a sponsorship into a cultural moment people want to be part of? And once the confetti settles, how do you stay top of mind?We sat down with Julian Garcia, VP of Marketing for Don Julio at Diageo, to find out.

Ken and Anthony spend the segment arguing over whether Ryan Day deserves real credit as a coach or whether Ohio State's success comes down to superior talent, using a Pete Fiutak clip about desperation as a jumping-off point. The debate turns into a full comparison between Day and Urban Meyer, with both sides trading examples of bad losses and soft schedules to make their case. They also touch on Akron's quarterback eligibility mess ahead of the Robert Morris game and set up a preview of last night's college football action heading into the Daryl Ruiter segment.

Lance reacts to a survey referring to the Bengals' fanbase as one of the most negative in the league, reviews comments from Urban Meyer about the start of the college football season, recalls Billy Hamilton's Reds debut, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lance reacts to a survey referring to the Bengals' fanbase as one of the most negative in the league, reviews comments from Urban Meyer about the start of the college football season, recalls Billy Hamilton's Reds debut, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony and Austin talk to Justin Williams, react to Urban Meyer's comments about the Bearcats, and more in hour three on ESPN 1530! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thom talks to legendary football coach and UC alum Urban Meyer. And Julie Isphording joins the show to discuss a new survey about just what makes people realize they're getting old.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the difference between success and failure isn't simply talent, knowledge, or opportunity—but the emotions driving our decisions? Bob Raybould, creator of Success By Emotions (SBE) and author of Success by Emotions, has spent more than five decades studying how our emotional state influences performance, leadership, decision-making, relationships, and long-term success. His work centers on a powerful idea: emotions such as certainty, confidence, gratitude, and excitement can shape our actions long before the results of those actions become visible. In this episode of Let's Have This Conversation, Bob joins Kevin McShan for an exploration of emotional intelligence, peak performance, mindset, leadership, resilience, and performing under pressure. Bob explains how SBE is designed to help people reduce doubt, develop emotional consistency, and move toward their goals with greater confidence and purpose. Bob's remarkable career provides decades of real-world examples of these principles in action. In 1961, when the Berlin Wall went up, he served in Germany as the Report of Survey officer for the entire Seventh Army, later receiving the Seventh Army Certificate of Achievement. He went on to build an extensive career spanning financial planning, mortgage banking, investing, entrepreneurship, performance coaching, and healthcare innovation. His influence has also extended into elite athletics. In the mid-1980s, Bob introduced the University of Utah football program to Success By Emotions. Years later, coach Urban Meyer asked him to work with six players during an offseason, four of whom would eventually play in the NFL. Bob also worked with basketball player Johnnie Bryant, now an NBA coach, helping him improve his free-throw percentage by 10 points. Bob's business career has been equally expansive. He co-founded TRI Financial in 1987 during a turbulent period for the financial industry, eventually helping build a loan portfolio approaching $2 billion. In 2000, he helped his son and a partner launch Arlington Value Management, and since 2010 he has invested in startups, particularly companies pursuing healthcare innovation in diagnostics and therapeutics. Throughout these experiences, Bob continued studying a fundamental question: Why do people with similar knowledge, talent, and opportunities often achieve dramatically different results? His answer increasingly came back to emotions. During our conversation, we examine how emotional consistency can influence the way we respond to pressure, overcome self-doubt, make difficult decisions, lead other people, pursue ambitious goals, and navigate uncertainty. We also explore whether success begins internally before it becomes visible externally—and how greater awareness of our emotional patterns can potentially help us perform more consistently in business, sports, leadership, and everyday life. At a time when people are navigating constant change, uncertainty, information overload, and increasing performance expectations, Bob's work invites us to reconsider the role emotions play in determining our outcomes. Can learning to manage our emotions ultimately change the trajectory of our success? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Bob Raybould about Success By Emotions, emotional consistency, confidence, performance psychology, leadership, decision-making, and what more than five decades of business and life experience have taught him about achieving meaningful and sustainable success.     For more information: https://bobraybould.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin joins Stadium & Gale for a wide-ranging 50-minute conversation on the coaching search that landed Jon Sumrall, the NFL-style general manager structure built around Dave Caldwell, the $1.45 billion Ben Hill Griffin Stadium renovation, and where college athletics goes if Congress never acts.Stricklin gets candid about why past Florida coaches were "asked to do the impossible," how Urban Meyer and Danny Wuerffel were actually used in the search (and why Nick wasn't), the living-room meeting in New Orleans where Sumrall and Caldwell met for the first time, staff creep across college football, donor fatigue in the NIL era, why private equity is "a really expensive loan," and whether the Colorado and Notre Dame games survive a nine-game SEC schedule.Plus: Dan, Nick and Corry break down Saturday's scrimmage — the quarterback competition, Eric Singleton's speed, the offensive line concerns, safety depth, and what's realistic for this Florida team.Stadium & Gale covers Florida Gators football, basketball and the business of college athletics from the corner of Stadium Road and Gale Lemerand Drive.

Yes it's true, THE Coach Urban Meyer is in the Side Piece house!!! As a girl born and raised in Ohio and a lifelong Buckeye, you can imagine how absolutely awesome this was for me! Coach and I chat about it all from how it all started for him as a child growing up with the parents and family he had to why he almost quit coaching forever after taking his first position. Of course we dive into his time at Florida andTHE Ohio State and winning his 3 National Championships!Coach shares some of the coolest stories I've ever heard and even plays the ultimate game with me…Meyer is on Fire!!If there's one podcast episode you MUST LISTEN to, it is this one

Happy Tuesday! Brandon Beam is in with Austin Ward for this edition of the Buckeye Show. We open with what to expect from Beau Atkinson this season. It's a Three Thoughts Tuesday on all the different position competitions Ohio State is dealing with before the season. We go on the trail with Birm. What freshmen could be pushing for playing time? Urban Meyer has declared what the Rubicon game will be in the College Football Pulse. Ross Bjork talks the changes made to Ohio Stadium. What areas on Ohio State are the strongest and the weakest on the team. #Buckeyes and more!

Yes it's true, THE Coach Urban Meyer is in the Side Piece house!!! As a girl born and raised in Ohio and a lifelong Buckeye, you can imagine how absolutely awesome this was for me! Coach and I chat about it all from how it all started for him as a child growing up with the parents and family he had to why he almost quit coaching forever after taking his first position. Of course we dive into his time at Florida andTHE Ohio State and winning his 3 National Championships!Coach shares some of the coolest stories I've ever heard and even plays the ultimate game with me…Meyer is on Fire!!If there's one podcast episode you MUST LISTEN to, it is this one

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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze Shedeur Sanders' camp performance and the viral reports of him throwing through blisters. They debate the local and national perspectives on Deshaun Watson's future in Cleveland while exploring the intensity of the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry. 01:51 - Freiermuth and AFC North Update 02:57 - Shedeur Sanders' Hand Blisters 10:52 - Deshaun Watson Camp Performance 13:43 - Sherrone Moore and Rivalry Hate 19:04 - Urban Meyer's Rivalry Legacy 25:16 - National View on Deshaun Watson 33:13 - Two-Second Trivia Game 39:41 - NFL Broadcast Media Changes

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Todd Monken's press conference walking back his earlier comments about the QB competition, with Monken essentially admitting he doesn't owe anyone the truth as head coach. They compare it to Urban Meyer's blunt honesty at Ohio State and debate whether Monken's "honeymoon" with media and fans is over. The two agree that if the QB battle is truly close, Monken will likely start Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders as the veteran, which they find frustrating but understandable given roster and business dynamics. They also push back on trade/cut speculation around Watson, arguing it makes no sense this late in camp, and note Jackson Dart has reportedly started sliding to protect himself in Giants camp.

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The Gators D-line is getting a total makeover, Urban Meyer is headed to the Ring of Honor, and we've got two great sit-downs. We break down where Florida's defensive front stands under Brad White, then bring in Mark Herndon and Landon Tengwall — including Landon's inside look at new Gators OL coach Phil Trautwein.

In Monday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong's bizarre claim that Babe Ruth never existed during an appearance on Kristin Cavallari's podcast. They also analyze the Cleveland Browns' reported move toward artificial turf for their new stadium and critique Urban Meyer's explanation for his unsuccessful NFL coaching stint. Finally, they weigh in on Bill Simmons' debate regarding which NBA markets are less viable. 02:01 - Quick Hits: Pete Crow-Armstrong 06:12 - Browns New Stadium Turf 09:05 - Urban Meyer And NBA Discussion

With Tobin out for a couple days we are joined by Zach Gelb! He kicks things off by asking Leroy about whether or not he thinks Kadyn Proctor or Malik Willis will have a greater impact this season with the Dolphins. Gelb has 3 college football questions for Leroy; Urban Meyer in Michigan and can Indiana do it again? Does South Florida sports have a lucky charm and could we see a generational run with the sports team down here this season?

8:00 HOUR: Urban Meyer at Michigan practices? Jon needs help with a Teddy tattoo

Hour 3: Will Pitt football start the season 5-0 this year? Does ChatGPT know who Harry Callas is? And Dom gives his Kyle Dubas and Matt Campbell hot takes.

In this episode of Bleav in Buckeyes, Bryant Browning and Chimdi Chekwa break down the latest Ohio State football recruiting news, including the Buckeyes' massive commitment from five-star wide receiver Jett Harrison. The conversation explores how Ryan Day and wide receivers coach Brian Hartline's successor, Coach Hankton, continue to build one of the nation's elite recruiting pipelines while adapting to the changing landscape of NIL, roster management, and modern college football recruiting. The hosts also evaluate Ryan Day's place among the greatest coaches in Ohio State history, comparing his accomplishments to Urban Meyer and Jim Tressel. Plus, they debate why Ohio Stadium remains one of the toughest environments in college football, examine recent NCAA rule changes, and analyze the Buckeyes' biggest recruiting wins, misses, and what they mean for the future of the program. Whether you're following Ohio State recruiting, Buckeye football, or the latest college football news, this episode offers expert insight into the future of one of the sport's premier programs. Key Topics Ohio State football recruiting and the commitment of five-star WR Jett Harrison Ryan Day's recruiting philosophy and coaching legacy Coach Hankton's impact on Ohio State's wide receiver recruiting How NIL and roster management are reshaping college football recruiting Comparing Ryan Day with Urban Meyer and Jim Tressel Why Ohio Stadium is one of college football's toughest venues NCAA scheduling and roster rule changes Ohio State's recent recruiting victories, misses, and future outlook Key Takeaways Ohio State has signed 11 five-star wide receivers since 2019, cementing its reputation as Wide Receiver U. Coach Hankton's recruiting efforts helped secure Jett Harrison's commitment while reinforcing the importance of continuity within the coaching staff. Ohio Stadium continues to rank among the best home-field advantages in college football and remains one of the sport's most intimidating venues. Ryan Day has firmly established himself among college football's elite coaches with an outstanding winning percentage, consistent College Football Playoff contention, and a national championship-caliber program. As NIL and scholarship limits continue to evolve, elite programs like Ohio State may prioritize roster balance over signing multiple five-star prospects at the same position in a single recruiting class. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Team Spirit 00:57 Ohio State's Recruiting Success 05:13 The Impact of Coaching on Recruitment 09:00 Evaluating Coach Ryan Day's Performance 13:31 Comparing Coach Day to Ohio State Legends 17:39 The Toughness of Ohio Stadium 21:50 NCAA Rule Changes and Their Implications 23:40 Recruiting Challenges and Missed Opportunities Keywords Ohio State football, recruiting, Coach Day, stadium atmosphere, college football coaching, NFL prospects, NIL, college football rules, Jett Harrison, Monsanna Torbert, Coach Hankton, Chimdi Chekwa, Bryant Browning, Fanduel, Bleav Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What was the greatest NFL team of every decade? Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married We also discuss Urban Meyer's warning about the enormous expectations facing Lane Kiffin in Year 1 at LSU. Meyer says anything short of being within striking distance of a national championship could get Kiffin “hammered” by LSU fans. Is it already national championship or bust for Kiffin and the Tigers? Can Ole Miss keep it going under Pete Golding? Virginia Tech recruit leaks future nonconference schedule PLUS, LT's Trash presented by Bud Light! SUBSCRIBE: @NextRoundLive - youtube.com/@nextroundlive @TNRClips - youtube.com/@TNRClips FOLLOW TNR ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/7zlofzLZht7dYxjNcBNpWN FOLLOW TNR ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-next-round/id1797862560 WEBSITE: https://nextroundlive.com/ MOBILE APP: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-next-round/id1580807480 SHOP THE NEXT ROUND STORE: https://nextround.store/ Like TNR on Facebook: / nextroundlive Follow TNR on Twitter: / nextroundlive Follow TNR on Instagram: / nextroundlive Follow everyone from the show on Twitter: Jim Dunaway: / jimdunaway Ryan Brown: / ryanbrownlive Lance Taylor: / thelancetaylor Scott Forester: / scottforestertv Tyler Johns: /TylerJohnsTNR Brooks Carter: /BrooksACarter Sponsor the show: sales@nextroundlive.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Joe DeLeone and Blake Ruffino discuss the biggest college football news and rumors, starting with Marcus Freeman and the growing conversation around whether the Notre Dame head coach could eventually leave college football for the NFL. They also react to Urban Meyer's comment that Lane Kiffin needs to win now at LSU. Plus, they preview SMU football for the 2026 college football season. Rhett Lashlee has built SMU into one of the most intriguing programs in the ACC, and Kevin Jennings gives the Mustangs a dynamic quarterback who could help SMU make another major jump. 0:00 Introduction 7:50 Urban Meyer on Lane Kiffin 24:35 Marcus Freeman NFL 44:30 SMU Preview

In this episode, Pete and Sam start with the exciting news that Logan Thomas is headed to the Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame. The Hokies also added another talented recruit to the 2027 class this past week, and James Franklin shared his vision for VT football in a revealing interview with Urban Meyer. The guys also break down the initial College Football 27 player ratings, discuss the biggest Hokie snubs, and react to the game's toughest places to play before they share their final thoughts on new Virginia Tech AD Brian White and what his hiring means for the future of Hokie athletics.

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

Sportscene rewind: Steve Russell previews Gators football for their 2026 season. He speaks with former Florida Football Coach, Urban Meyer. He also spoke with former Gators tennis coach Roland Thornquist, the voice of the Dallas Mavericks play-by-play, Chuck Cooperstein, and Colton Sulley, a beat reporter for The Oklahoman.

The boys recap a wild Sunday at Shinnecock, where Wyndham Clark took down Scottie Scheffler—and the Long Island fans—to win his second U.S. Open. Plus, an interview with coaching legend Urban Meyer and our picks for the Travelers Championship. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss which players from the Urban Meyer era they'd add to this year's Ohio State football team to best ensure a national title.

Good Old Urban MeyerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brad Williams joins the show! He's got a new special out on his YouTube channel called Live on Short Street! Go check it out YouTube.com/@BradWilliamsComedy. (28:30) What is happening in Chicago? Are they getting a new stadium for the Bears or are they moving to Indiana? (35:47) The Mets new signing Bo Bichette had some interesting things to say about his deal. It's a 3-year deal, but with two opt-outs. BUT! He says he looks at it like a 3-year deal. (40:20) We have a slight correction on Blake Snell and Tarik Skubal. (44:30) Urban Meyer did not get paid. The Jaguars clear $30 million. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brad Williams joins the show! He's got a new special out on his YouTube channel called Live on Short Street! Go check it out YouTube.com/@BradWilliamsComedy. (28:30) What is happening in Chicago? Are they getting a new stadium for the Bears or are they moving to Indiana? (35:47) The Mets new signing Bo Bichette had some interesting things to say about his deal. It's a 3-year deal, but with two opt-outs. BUT! He says he looks at it like a 3-year deal. (40:20) We have a slight correction on Blake Snell and Tarik Skubal. (44:30) Urban Meyer did not get paid. The Jaguars clear $30 million. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We react to some comments from Jason Churchill yesterday that if the M's starting rotation doesn't improve, they won't be a good team. Salk doesn't think it's the rotation that's the problem. Then, we go Around the NFL with stories on the Seahawks potentially hosting joint practices, Mike LaFleur's lack of concern over Jacoby Brissett's absence, and Urban Meyer losing his lawsuit with the Jaguars. Plus, we talk sharing locations and elementary school graduations in Answer the Question Jerk.

Ben Maller talks about Eagles QB Jalen Hurts skipping A.J. Brown's wedding, Joe Burrow saying the Bengals have everything they need to win in 2026, Urban Meyer losing out on over $30M from the Jaguars, Cite the Bite, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.