Good morning, Buck Nudders. Welcome to the Buck Nuts Morning.

I am Dave Biddle. I am very happy to join by Joe in a book for his usual Friday visit.

A tremendous amount to get into on this Friday, Jay Book. The Buck guys have practice later this morning.

It will be open to the media the first hour or so. We'll be open to the media then we'll meet with coach Terry Combs and the corners after practice.

So practice will be open to the media from about 930 to 1030 and then we'll meet with coach Combs at about 1145.

So a lot to get into. I want to start with JT2 and Molo Al. You know, there was all this hype and I'm out there practice the other day looking at him and now I'm thinking, is this kid, you know, it's not that they're playing real football yet.

Is this kid even going to come close to living up to the hype.

Man, I mean, I know, you know, John Cooper is going to love this, but he passes the look test, you know, and I'm fully buying he can be a defensive end.

I'm thinking he's already six four 275 280. That's he's going to be a three tech, right. This kid has special movement. I mean his legs, just the way he moves and just how big he is, just the way he's built.

Again, I want to see him playing real football, but you can easily see why he was the number one player in the nation, Jay Book.

Yeah, I'm excited to have him on campus and being able to see some of the clips from practice. He moves really well for a big guy and you and I talked about his potential, which is defense line and what they can do with him.

And I truly still believe that he's going to be a guy that's going to get a crack at the bat at the defensive in position.

He's also going to be able to kick inside on the freshman package when his third and long flank by Jack story on the other side or Harrison or Tyree Smith.

And as I, you know, throw those names out there, you're talking about elite past rushers and JTT just brings that element that not a lot of teams have the luxury of having meaning that he is a big guy.

He's extremely athletic. If you look at his high school highlight tape, he was an efficient tied in that big boy can rumble.

And I think he's going to see the field early on. I don't think he's going to be a starter unless there is some type of injuries to Zach Harrison or Tyree Smith, but he's going to be a major contributor.

And as you guys are out there watching him practice and watching him move, you can see why Ohio State was willing to wait as long as possible to get him because he is a ridiculous talent, looking like he could be a potential all big 10 defense alignment in a in a future NFL defense alignment.

I love the depth on this defensive line as a whole at defensive end despite the fact that and this is unfortunate news that Ohio State has lost Tyler Friday probably for the year.

It's not official that he's lost for the year, but you mean reading between the lines of what Ryan Day said, you know, we had something in the boarding house a couple weeks ago, we had a source telling us that this could be a problem with Tyler Friday.

So let's assume Tyler Friday is out for the year. I mean, that's, that's a tough break. He's a really good kid entering his fourth year. He was going to play a lot.

I was on record saying they're going to play six guys a lot. They're going to play those top six guys a lot. Well, now I think it's going to be five guys.

I mean, and that's still and we'll talk best burgers speaking of five guys. We'll talk best burgers fast food burgers to close the show.

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