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Good morning, Buck Nutter. It is Thursday, June 16, 2022. I am Dan Rubin. This is the Buck Nuts Morning 5. Those of you watching on the YouTube, the Twitter or the Facebook can see the beautiful faces of Mark Porter and Bill Curlick.

These guys have done Yeoman's work this week. I know everybody on this pod loves to hear or this video or ever doing.

Loves to hear about the weather in Ohio, but it is relevant today. It has been a scorch here.

And these two dudes were out there, soldering on at Ohio State Camps two days this week. We got another one today. So Bill, are you now at your fighting late, considering the amount of water weight you've lost?

Let me put it this way. I got camp yesterday. Well, let's start Tuesday morning. I got out of the car. Mark and I were standing at camp and talking about this is pretty nice. You know, this is probably 73 degrees, little breeze, little cover, cloud cover. Pretty nice.

Well, by the time the afternoon got there, it wasn't so nice. It was, I think in the low 90s, sun out. It was not the nicest day. In fact, they took the campers that day off of the turf fields. They let them work on the grass fields and took the ones off the turf fields and moved those guys inside.

So that nobody on Tuesday afternoon was working on a turf field. Well, lo and behold, came Wednesday. And it was far worse. I got to camp early.

I don't know, probably quarter nine camp hadn't started wouldn't start for maybe an hour and look at my watch and I get out of the car and it's eight to degrees already.

And that was it quarter till nine in the morning. Well, what I got in my car to go home at four to five o'clock, whatever. Look at my watch. It's 97 degrees. Sun is out. It was a oven all day long on Wednesday. And you know, we're just covering it. Let alone the guy. The kids camping. So I think Mark, you can attest. It was it was sweltering.

You know, a couple camps ago, I commented to the quarterback coaches. It's really not fair how windy it is out here for these quarterbacks because it's really breaking up their spirals and it's showing you who can spend the ball.

There wasn't a leave on a tree moving yesterday. You had no wind a variation, whether you were indoors or outdoors. No, you not putting English on your ball or doing the Kentucky wind judgment.

It was sweltering hot and that type of hot were it was about the humidity bill. I mean, I've been around 95 before, but that humidity was like you were breathing in water. So hats off to the campers, they shorten down the periods.

They made those guys get water. I want to say every 10 minutes, the whole place stopped and everybody was under like a command to drink water.

They did it right, though, Ohio State. They made sure those players their health was never you weren't going to have someone heat stroke out on them out there.

They made sure that they had the tent with the fans blown for a couple guys that got overheated. So they did things right.

There were one or two that did get overheated. Despite everything, Ohio State did. They did everything possible.

There was a room. We're going around that those guys from overseas weren't used to this kind of heat because I think the first couple guys in that tent were from France and Sweden and some other places.

There was a big group of overseas contingent there, but yeah, I don't think they see that type of heat and humidity over there.

It was not a Scandinavian heat yesterday. There you go. It was ridiculous. There's rolling blackouts in Columbus.

It's been brutal bill good news today. I think is just as warm as I look outside. But you are battle tested. So what we're going to do today is kind of break down the two camps Tuesday and Wednesday.

I'm going to go over which guys shine and got offers. So I'm basically going to hand the show off for Tuesday and Wednesday here to these guys and they're going to drive you through it.

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