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Welcome in.

Welcome, I'm Stephen Means. That's Nathan Barrett. That's

Andrew Gillis. And this is your Monday slash Tuesday pod. We did a lot of pods last

week because a lot of stuff was happening to be quite frank with you so we might you know back off just a little bit this week with some of the pads we're just putting that out there to begin with here but this is your Monday slash Tuesday pot.

It's more just a deep dive into what happened last Friday

when Ryan Day quickly announced not him,

but Ohio State, by him, announced that Chip Kelly will be the offensive

coordinated Ohio State. This of course comes on the back of the news that Bill O'Brien,

who he hired three weeks before, was hired as Boston Colleges head coach after Jeff Halfley, a former defensive coordinator of Ohio State,

decided to leave Boston College for the Green Bay Packers. And so here we are now.

Ryan Day, the guy who was once his offensive coordinator when he was the quarterback at New Hampshire,

and then a guy he worked for across multiple spots, I'm thinking both college and the NFL,

is now his offensive coordinator, leaving UCLA to do so, leaving one big 10 team to come to another big 10 team.

And the first thing we all mentioned Nathan on that Friday slash Saturday slash whatever day it was, the

re-emergency pod, as you called it, was the impact that Chip Kelly could potentially

have in the run game. And this almost has three parts into it, and so we're going to look at it from those three parts. But just,

I'll ask you first

you've got a new quarterback potentially in Will Howard who has shown he has the

capability to be a runner in an offense when it's necessary in fact Kansas State maybe

used him more in the run game than maybe we're all expecting Ohio State to do at least.

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