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Welcome back to Buck I Talk, it is another market down Monday from your crew here at

Cleveland.com. I'm Nathan Baird, along with Stephen Meens and Doug Lamarese and Stephen

and I just came back from the magical annual tradition that is known as move in day. Doug,

were you one of the like founders of move in day on the Ohio State beat? No, the late

tonight there was like a rumor out there that like you were involved in like why this became

the extravaganza that it is today.

So the late Jim Davidson who was just an absolutely fantastic sports photographer at the

ozone for many, many years and very sadly passed away recently was the guy to me who was

out there. He was always out there and back in the day at the ozone and I'm sure there

are people listening to this who remember the ozone and it's hey, they get still around,

but John Perentis was the founder of that site, sort of like the really like John Perentis

maybe invented the internet. So they were in really early and they were really photo

heavy and this because Jim was so excellent and he would go out and do it and it was like

hmm, they are getting a lot of juice out of this. So then you know I started on the beat

no five. I don't know the first time I went, but I know I was there when Terrell Pryor

moved in and oh wait, because Terrell Pryor brought a big screen TV and it was like well

this might be indicative. And again, not that I wouldn't bring a big screen TV if I had it,

but it was like most players did not bring their own big screen TV to have in their hotel room.

I was going to say were they moving into a hotel back then or was it just like a door?

Yeah, I got a kid. No, it was a hotel. It was right on a Olentangie River Road. It's torn

down now. There's a Mary up there, but it's like a older, like a much older place and it was like

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