Hey, hey, where you been, but got talk is about to begin, hey, hey, hey, come on in.

Welcome back to your Thursday book. I'm Doug Lamarice.

I've been there to Steven Means, I'm back from vacation.

I just want to start off by saying, USA, USA, Europe's fine.

I like it here. We'll talk about that more on some other podcast.

We are back to talk about football because that's what you guys like.

And we, I got back, we have pre-recorded a bunch of stuff.

So you've heard me, Nathan and Steven have been knocking

all these recruiting pods, these great recruiting pods,

as all these recruiting things are happening.

But we want to have the three of us talking football again.

So we said, hey, like, what do you want us to talk about?

And we got a lot of great responses.

And I got them all backlogged.

But the main thing that we're talking about here from the 440 was this question.

It's a good football question, nice and breezy.

But also I think allows us to give some insight.

What is the single most dominant aspect of Ohio State's offense?

Is it balanced across the receivers?

Quarterbacks play calling is the most dominant aspect,

also the most important.

If it's most dominant attribute is balanced wide receiver play,

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