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Welcome back to Buckeye Talk.

I'm Stephen Means, and that's Stefan Christnick, and this is your Monday.

Leave No Doubt pod where every single Monday during the season we try to answer the question. Did Ohio State leave, no doubt, in the game they played? Sometimes it's about the actual game they played, and sometimes it can just be about bigger picture conversations. This one is going to be about the UCLA game and talking about, obviously, the right guard spot is where we're going to spend most of this conversation. And just some takeaways from what we thought, because I did think we saw a lot of people in this game. And I think that was good. I think it was good to just get a lot of football players in the game because I think whether it's for this season or for the future, I just think you got a good chance to check in on some guys that maybe you're wondering, hey, how's that guy's development going because it's going to matter here, or whether it's two weeks from now, two months from now or 12 months from now. Some of these guys are going to turn into impact players here very, very soon. I'll say be UCLA 48 to 10 on Saturday night. Final home game in the shoe, potentially, potentially final home game in the shoe.

I guess let's see what happens over the next three weeks here.

So, though, listen, man, if they beat Michigan, then they're going to get a buy, regardless

of what happens in the Big 10 championship game.

But, Stefan, you watched guard, right, guard specifically for essentially the entirety of

the football game.

Yeah.

So when you were rewatching it, you weren't watching it with fresh eyes the way I was,

because I was obviously, we're not all paying attention to the same thing every single

play.

There's 22 people on the field.

So we're all paying attention to different things.

Let's start with Tegra Shabola.

Tegra Shabola ends up playing 26 snaps in this game.

He did start in this game against UCLA.

PFF grade of 61.4, run blocking grade of 56.

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