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Welcome back to Bucock Talk. I'm Stephen Means and that's Nathan Barrett and that's Andrew Gillis and we watched football kind of. We watched them throw a football around with helmet and shoulder pads on. They're not in full pads, but Ohio State went through its first day of spring practice

on Tuesday, and then we talked with Ryan Day and new offensive coordinator, Chip Kelly,

about an hour and a half after we got done watching that

practice we only saw the first 30 minutes or the first five periods typically

whichever one comes first depending on how practice is going.

Nathan watch quarterbacks I watch the rest of the offense and drew watch defense and then we all

listen to the coaches talk. Obviously we're going to start with the

quarterback situation Nathan because that is the most pressing thing at need.

What's the most interesting thing that stood out when you were watching

Ohio State's 5 quarterback in the first frame project? Listen, and I missed the very

beginning you guys got to see them go against the little bit of defensive alignment, not a live

period by any means, but you guys got to see a little bit more than I did. Most of what I saw

is them throwing against air and there's air the air the element not air noland and I don't want to be also we're

throwing against air because it's a competition so fair fair I suppose so there's only so much I'm going to read into that. You mean,

Devon Brown going first was not a surprise by any means and doesn't mean the world.

This is how Ohio State often will handle these, you know know transfer situations when there's a

veteran incumbent certainly a starter at a veteran incumbent that's already in

a veteran backup incumbent that's already in place.

So that didn't surprise me.

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