Mini-pod: Recruiting, developing and using Ohio State tight ends

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🗓️ 30 March 2020

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

On this Buckeye Talk mini-pod, Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means examine the most mysterious of Ohio State football positions -- tight end. Jeremy Ruckert was a major tight end recruit in the Class of 2018, but he hasn't received a ton of opportunities in the OSU offense, yet he's made plays when the ball is thrown his way. What does Ruckert's career tell us about tight ends at Ohio State and what the future may hold? And how does his usage compare to other top tight ends around the Big Ten? Plus, the guys offer their advice on frozen pizza, and there's an update on the Favorite Modern Football Buckeye bracket. Don't miss our big regular episode each Wednesday, and we hope you're enjoying these mini-pod additions to the Buckeye Talk world. 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've been, Buck I talk is about to begin. Hey, hey, come on in
0:26.7	come on in come back to buck i talk
0:28.5	dukla marese from cleave com
0:30.3	Nathan Baird steven means along in a moment. We have a couple big things to talk about.
0:34.8	One is Ohio State tight ends and what we really should think about them in the
0:40.7	offense in recruiting a good discussion on that because people are always
0:44.8	obsessed with Ohio State tight ends and we finish up with frozen pizza but first I
0:49.0	want to tease you a little bit our favorite modern football Buckeye bracket is
0:52.3	rolling along. We have
0:54.0	entered the Urban Meyer offense region if you guys don't know what it is. We did a
0:57.6	68 man bracket that meant we had four playing games. Then we divided this thing
1:02.2	into four regions. Jim Tressal Defense, Jim Tressal Defense,
1:05.4	Urban Meyer Defense, starting from 2001 to the present, finding your favorite modern
1:11.1	football Buckeye. We have gone through three regions. We are now
1:15.2	in the fourth region, the Urban Meyer offense where Ezekiel Elliot is the number one seed
1:19.2	but the second round is going to be the money round.
1:22.6	That's when we're going to have some awesome matchups,
1:24.5	like number four, Malik Hooker versus number five, Nick Bosa
1:30.0	in the Urban Meyer defense region.
1:33.7	We have, what's another good one that I know?
1:37.7	Oh, number four, Chris Gamble,
1:40.0	number five Malcolm Jenkins in the Jim Tressle defense region.
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