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Welcome back to Buck I Talk.

I'm Stephen Means, and that's Stefan Kreisnick and you're on vacation this week.

He'll be back next week.

You'll hear him again Monday when we do our rewatch of the 2009, Ohio State, Texas game. I hope you enjoyed that 2006 rewatch yesterday's pot. I think haven't recorded yet. That was going to be really, really fun because there's like, I've already started rewatching it a little bit,

and there are some things in there where it just feels like the other three games, all combined in the one game. But we'll get into that in about two weeks here when we head

off to Vegas for Big Ten Media Days, which is right around the corner, which means the season is right around this corner. 614-350-3-0-3-3-1-5.

We're going to be doing some stuff this week that's going to be involving the texters a lot.

So get the text, 614-3-5-0-33-15.

And the place we're starting is trying to put into context how good we think this 2025 roster is. Just from a raw talent standpoint and

personnel standpoint, coaching standpoint, what do we think of it in comparison to Ryan Day's

other six rosters as the head coach? Again, Ryan Day 70 and 10 as the head coach. That's since

2019. They went 13 and 1 in 2019, 7 and 1 in 2020, 11 and 2 the last three years,

and then 14 and 2 this past season where they won a national championship.

And so I sent that to our textives.

I asked them simply to rank Ryan Day's seven Ohio State football roster

strictly on talent and coaching staff.

This isn't about the end result,

though I understand there are end results. And so when you win a national championship,

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