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I'm Doug Le Maurice. He's Nathan Baird.

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We are doing rapid fire again.

We got eight questions

lined up. If you want to be able to ask us questions for this podcast, become a

tech subscriber. 614 3503315. Question number one. From the 614, this person said they found a quote from Ryan Day that said,

this could have been a once in a lifetime team. Ryan Day did say that immediately after the cancellation, I think. I think at his lowest ebb, he did issue that quote. That was before we knew the Big Ten would play, the

texture asks. I'm guessing he still believes that. Nathan, so I want to make this a

two-part question. Do you think Ryan Day believes that this Ohio State team in

2020 is a once-in-a-lifetime team and do you Nathan Baird believe this is a

once-in-a-lifetime team?'m going to take the second part first Doug.

I don't necessarily feel that way.

It's not that I don't think this is a very good collection of talent, but just when you compare

it to other Ohio State teams from the past 10 or 15 years, and what those teams had on both sides of the ball that we don't know yet

about certain aspects of this team. I can't go there and say once in a lifetime. I do think Ryan Day in that moment,

I think we've seen, Ryan Day's got a lot of credit for how he's

kind of held this team together but I think we've also seen some hyperbolic

moments from Ryan day and I understand it because again you've got all this all these people depending on you all these

players depending on you and when they're all disappointed you don't have answers

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