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Welcome back to Buckkeye Talk.

I'm Stephen Means.

That's Stefan Kriznick.

And that is Andrew Gillis.

We are live on YouTube.

If you'd like to join us there at our YouTube channel, just type in Buckeye Talk on YouTube and you can find us. Ohio State beating Texas 14 to 7 to open up the season number one versus number three. I think we're all assuming that Ohio State will probably take over that number one spot next week. Penn State's playing Nevada. So they're playing the type of game where they should be winning the game.

Here's what I want to do this because typically when we just record this, we can do ad breaks. You can't really do ad breaks when you're live. At least we can't because you don't have live ads yet. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to split this up into three different parts that we're going to do in the next 45 minutes to an hour.

We're going to talk quarterback play.

We're going to talk the offense as a whole.

And we're going to do in the next 45 minutes to an hour.

We're going to talk quarterback play. We're going to talk the offense as a whole. And we're going to talk about the defense as a whole and the job that Matt Patricia and Brian Hartland did

as first time coordinators at Ohio State. Let's start with Julian Sand. Stefan, 13 of 20,

126 yards in a touchdown.

He also had two runs for two yards.

I guess evaluate him based off the expectations for what you thought week one, given the opponent, given the environment, given the atmosphere, given his experience, where you

thought he would be and how close he was to meeting that expectation

for week. I was overall pretty impressed with the way that Julian Sane performed in this game. Now,

I know the box score might not tell a great story. And sure, there were highs and lows in the way

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