Betting the Buckeyes, QB dads and how the Big Ten laid a foundation

Buckeye Talk: Ohio State podcast by cleveland.com

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🗓️ 29 July 2022

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

On this Friday edition of Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises visits with former Big Ten sportswriter Teddy Greenstein, who now is a senior editor at PointsBet, to talk about three college football topics: Betting on Ohio State and the Big Ten this season, and the future of legalized betting in Ohio The development of high school QBs and Teddy's new book, "Quarterback Dads" How the Big Ten reached this position of strength in college football and how much former commissioner Jim Delany helped lay the foundation These are three areas that should interest Buckeye fans, and as always, thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This week, um, get hench.
0:02.5	We're talking to top athletes about how they're repeated at the top.
0:05.4	Hey, Sergey!
0:06.4	Wait up!
0:07.4	Sergey!
0:08.4	How?
0:09.1	Why are you here?
0:10.1	I saw you run out of the house.
0:11.4	What are you doing?
0:12.1	I'm running.
0:13.1	Yeah, but what are you running from?
0:14.3	Huh?
0:14.8	The cops?
0:15.3	No, I'm running and listening to my podcast.
0:17.5	I get a need a better alibi than that, bro.
0:19.4	I'll get you passport.
0:20.4	And I know a guy who can get us a car.
0:22.1	After that, we're on our own.
0:23.6	No, I just want to listen to my podcast.
0:26.8	Don't want about it.
0:28.2	Me a hatter.
0:29.2	Simple, huh?
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