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Welcome back to the big Thursday podcast. It's Doug is Nathan. It's Steven. It's time to dig in on the Ohio State offense.

We were going to do that on the Wednesday pod. And then we have the Alliance come up. So we talked about the Alliance and we're going to we save this.

So this will be a little longer pod. This will be more like a typical Wednesday pod.

And we're going to dig in on like how we think ideally Ryan Day wants to attack people given what this team is offensively.

And if we have time before the Minnesota game, maybe we'll do a version of this defensively, but we won't go in depth as much.

But as we sort of start off philosophically, Nathan dared.

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There might be time for you to still get a chance to vote for the Friday Mount Buckmore, but it's going to be tight.

And that voting is going well. Nathan is Ohio State offensively more of a throwing team or more of a running team in the Ryan Day era.

And well, what they do this year match what they have been in the four years that Ryan Day has been here as a coordinator and head coach.

Or do you think this is a time when they will do something differently than what they have been the previous four years.

I think of this.

I don't even know how to answer that.

I wouldn't want to answer that question. I just asked I'm going to sit back and put my feet up for eight minutes. Good luck with that.

I think of this as a run based team first and foremost, the team that sets its offensive foundation with the run.

And I think if you're saying if you're asking whether this year will be

greater or less than the average running that and Ohio State team does, I think it'll be greater than average under Ryan Day.

Because if you take out 2018, that's what skews things back towards passing even more right.

So if you were to ever remove that, but if you're including 2018, then I think it will definitely be a more of a running team than ever.

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