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2025. I am Dave Biddle. I'll be joined by Matt Baxendell in just a moment. So, as you guys know,

Ohio State has two new coordinators, coordinators on each side of the ball, new coordinators on each side of the ball. Brian Hartland, of course, now really going to be the offensive coordinator. After two years ago, he had the title but wasn't really calling plays. Now he's going to be calling plays. What changes can we expect from Coach Hartline? I don't think he's going to reinvent the wheel, but he's going to put his stamp on this offense.

And what changes can we expect?

Bax and I are going to get into that. And then on the defensive side of the ball, Matt Patricia, what changes will he make compared to what we saw with Jim Nulls? It's interesting. On the defensive side of the ball, all the other coaches are still there. You know, offense, you have Tyler Bowen, you know, as the run game coordinator now coming in, O-Line coach, taking her for Justin Frye as well as a new coordinator. So, but then you also have Ryan Day as the head coach. So if things go astray on offense, Coach Day can just step in. But I don't think things are going to go astray on offense. I think Buckeyes are going to be more than fine. We're going to get into all that and more. And before we do that, I want to let you guys know about our friends over at Cornbread hemp. This is their THC Seltzers. It's a great product. Are you guys ready for your healthy, happy hour? Cornbread's THC Gummies and their seltzers,

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