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Welcome back to Buckeye Talk.

It is the Tuesday edition, Doug Leamorese, Nathan Baird, Stephen Means,

and 80 of our closest friends here in the live Zoom with our Ohio State

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welcome to everyone who's here welcome to everyone who's listening you You were, some of you were drunk. I'll just say it. You were either drunk on excitement or drunk on something else immediately after the game on Friday night and completely

understandable, completely reasonable reaction when your team does what it did.

But we didn't really get a chance for everyone to sort of celebrate and take it all in together. And so that's what we're doing on this Tuesday, Buckeye Talk. We're talking about where that Clemson win fits because I do want to give sort of proper

acknowledgement to a victory like that before we move on to Alabama.

I mean again this is ridiculous huge back-to-back games.

But Stephen, the idea that we are doing this,

we did it in the post-game pod,

then we came back and we had some texture reactions on the next pod but

but I think it's good to just like let's not rush past this monumental thing that this team had targeted and then accomplished.

I mean we got to let everybody kind of, you know, do a little Mardi Gras kind of thing here, right?

Yeah, yeah, I think people should celebrate that I was right and you two were wrong.

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