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Welcome back to what we'll call a special edition of our Buckeye Talk

podcast here on Cleveland.com. I'm Bill Landis, one-third of our Ohio State

coverage team and if you've been paying attention this week you might have noticed

that we've been running a series exploring Ohio State as the most indestructible team in college football.

And by that we mean Ohio State has had an innate ability for nearly a century of avoiding the

bottom.

Ohio State has not had back-to-back losing seasons since the 1920s.

Meanwhile, power programs, traditional power programs all across the have been down. So we explored that as part of our series talking with beat writers

who cover those teams trying to find out what went wrong at those programs and

what Ohio State can learn. We're calling this podcast how to ruin your college football program, which I know probably sounds like a lot of doom and gloom to Buckeyes fans who don't want to entertain such a thought, but there's good information in here from the writers that we talked to and they are John

U. Bacon a New York Times best-selling author who's well-versed in Michigan football

has written several books in the Wolverines in the Big Ten. We talked with Kirk Bowles, who is a columnist from

Austin, Texas, the Austin American statesman, who's been covering the Longhorns since

the 1970s. Kevin Scarbinski, another long tenured columnist from Alabama, works for AL.com and AL Media Group, who's been covering

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