Okay, we are back and we are trying this. This is Doug Leamore with Bill Landis and this is a post-game Buckeye talk.

We're going to try to podcast after as many Ohio State games as possible.

We're still in the press box at Indiana late on Thursday

night after the Buckeyes 4921 win over the Hoosiers and we're going to get

right to it. We're not going to go as long as we usually do but we want to

break down this game and get this out to you guys as

fast as possible. Bill Landis who would you start at running back against Oklahoma

next week? J.K. Dobbins or Mike Weber. Oh boy I mean Dobbins, he's, I do think Mike Weber is good.

I remember Meyer said after the game, he's a heck of a back and like was a little, I thought, like

the fine and that like Mike's gonna play and I think that's true.

JK Dobbins brings a different thing to this running game. that like Mike's gonna play and I think that's true.

J.K. Doblins brings a different thing to this running game man.

He has the home run speed.

Urban Meyer was like mad that his longest run was 35 yards because he knows there's more

to it. He has speed. He's got good jukes he's got I asked

Kevin Wilson about this jump cut that he seems to have and he said that's a pretty dynamic move

he just brings a lot to the table pass catching he called a wheel route I thought he looked

really good at that had a good block. I think he is just a more well-rounded running back than Mike Weber who got hurt at a bad time. He injured his hamstring at the wrong time when J.K. Dobens came in here and he's not going to lose his job totally. He's still going to play but I feel like Dobbins is the man now.

JK Dobbins 29 carries 181 yards and here's what I think. 29 carries is too many for a true freshman who

missed his senior year of high school with a knee injury suffered in the first game.

J.K. Dobbins took a little bit to get going, I felt like,

and I thought they missed Mike Weber a little bit,

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