Good morning, Buck Nudders. Welcome to the

Buck Nuts morning 5 here on Friday, February 26th, 2021. I am Dave Biddle. I am joined by Jonah

Booker for his usual Friday visit. Jay Book, I did a projected depth chart for Ohio State on both the

offensive side of the ball and defensive side of the ball. The last couple of days I did offense on

Wednesday, defense on Thursday, shameless plug listeners go over there and check those stories out

if you haven't already. You get your take on what the depth chart is going to be for the

Buck guys entering spring, but Jonah set me straight here. First of all, what intrigues you the most

when you look at the offensive side of the ball and what did I get wrong? Yeah, I mean we can we can

just look at the positions and to me, the obvious most important position on the team is the quarterback

position and I can't remember a time where you you have an entire quarterback room that's competing

for a position at Ohio State where no one has ever thrown a pass in the collegiate game.

We all, you know, we saw the runs and everything from CJ Stroud that he broke off against Michigan

State. He looked great and Kamikore coming in as a five star Jack Miller was a high four star

coming in and I think that's going to be the story of the spring because you're only as good as

your quarterback position and to me, I don't think Ryan Day is going to determine who the actual

starter is because if you do, what you're looking at is a situation where the guy who doesn't win

probably between CJ Stroud and Jack Miller, the other guy could easily be in the transfer portal.

I'm not saying that that will happen with those kids, but you're seeing that trend quite a bit

right now in college football to where if kids aren't, if they don't win the job, then there's a very

good chance they can enter the transfer portal and you don't want to see that because you want to

have all of your guys there a deep enough room, especially when the room is so inexperienced.

But the one position that is going to have a lot of debate Dave is obviously the running back

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