Have you ever wondered what a sandwich sounds like?

Not much to it is there?

Unless of course it's a Walker's sandwich.

Mmm, that is good.

Now that's what Asani should sound like.

Go all crisp in with walkers.

Delicious.

Delicious. Hey, hey, where you've been,

Buckeye, Talk is about to begin.

Hey, hey, hey, come on then.

Welcome back to Bucket Talk.

I'm Stephen Means, and I'm joined by Stefan Christenick, Jimmy

Watkins, and Andrew Gillis after Ohio State's 27 to 9 win over Michigan, snapping a four game,

losing streak. And in the process, they have ended Michigan season, essentially. They'll go to

like a bowl game, but they are now no longer in the college football playoff hunt. They will not

go to the Big Ten championship game. Ohio State will go to the Big Ten championship game, but they are now no longer in the college football playoff hunt. They will not go to the Big Ten championship game. I'll say we'll go to the Big Ten championship game. And they have

more or less guaranteed themselves to buy at bare minimum. Now, whether that's the one seat or the

three seed, I guess we'll find out next week when they go back to Indianapolis for the first time

since 2020 to face Indiana in the Big Ten championship game. This is an interesting group of people here, I think. So, Stefan, starting with you, we're not going to go an hour and a half because we're actually in the coaches room that they called plays in. Some of those plays were good. Some of them were bad. But Stefan, what is your biggest takeaway from Ohio State's win on Saturday? I'll actually share a funny story about the coaches room because you just reminded me

of this. As Stephen and I were leaving the press box to go down to the field, the clock

it hit triple zeros and the coaches came running down the hallway like Billy Fessler, Brian

Harline and a bunch of like the analysts and people who work with the offensive staff.

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