Ep. 276: 20 Ohio State football questions, 20 mini debates; plus more fast food voting

Buckeye Talk: Ohio State podcast by cleveland.com

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🗓️ 13 May 2020

⏱️ 148 minutes

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This Buckeye Talk episode is coming at you quickly and in short bursts. To keep this big Wednesday pod light and snappy, Nathan Baird, Stephen Means and Doug Lesmerises are debating 20 topics suggested by text subscribers. If you want to help create this podcast, sign up for a text subscription, including a 14-day free trial to test it out, by texting 614-350-3315. The debate was limited on each topic to about five minutes, and then the guys finished off the pod with the next round of voting in the fast food bracket, as they moved through the Round of 32. But this was football heavy. How often should Ohio State be expected to win a national title? Which is the next Big Ten playoff team besides Ohio State? Will the Big Ten expand? Why is Ohio State recruiting in Kentucky this cycle? Will the Buckeyes finish with the No. 1 recruiting class in 2021? What would the guys do if they covered a game in an empty stadium because of coronavirus? What do they think of Jim Harbaugh’s suggestion to let college football players go to the NFL after one year? If they could make their own 30 for 30 documentary, what topic would they choose? If they covered another sport, what would it be? They covered all those questions and more, and it kept the episode moving, from the Buckeyes to the Big Ten, from recruiting to coronavirus. They had fun making it, and they hope you have fun listening to it. Thanks for making Buckeye Talk part of your day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey. Hey, hey, hey, where you been?
0:17.0	Buck I talk is about to begin.
0:21.0	Hey, hey, come on in.
0:25.0	Welcome back to Buckeye Talk.
0:28.0	The Big Wednesday Pod is upon us.
0:31.0	Doug Laverise Stephen Means Nathan Baird, your Ohio State Coverage team from
0:35.2	Cleveland.com and we are giving it to you quick, fast, little like a snappy, little snappy today. We got a week ago it was kind of a slog a little bit. This is going to be
0:48.6	interesting and peppy and we're all going to get to talk. Stephen is not just going to have to listen to me
0:53.6	scream for two and a half hours Nathan and Stephen are you guys excited about
0:58.8	what's coming on the pod Stephen first I am we you know it's a wide variety of different things that we get to talk about.
1:06.6	It's going to be interesting and a little switch up from what we've been doing on Wednesday. So yeah, I'm pretty excited to hear some of you guys' thoughts.
1:13.2	So we are not doing the team preview on this Wednesday.
1:16.5	We've done Bowling Green two weeks ago, Oregon last week.
1:19.6	The team preview this week as we worked through the Ohio State schedule is Buffalo and I
1:23.9	talked to Buffalo coach Lance Leipold for 40 minutes and he is going to be the
1:30.0	Thursday pod so the Thursday pod to stand- standalone weekday pod is going to be all about Ohio State
1:35.6	Buffalo Week 3. But what we are doing here, we got 20 questions from text subscribers and we are limiting
1:42.1	our discussion on each topic to five minutes and
1:44.8	then we're going to do the next round of fast food voting at the end. Nathan, do you
1:49.6	believe that we can actually keep the conversation on each topic to five minutes.
1:54.0	I believe that Stephen and I can keep the topic of conversation to five minutes on each topic.
2:00.0	So I mean I like when I say like things that hey everybody we're gonna limit our discussion.
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