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What's up everybody? Welcome back to Buckeye Talk. I'm Stephen Means. That's

Nathan Bear and that's Andrew Gillis and it's a Wednesday pod which means it's a

news pod which means once again we're gonna spend the first 10 minutes running down the long list of physical ailments.

The Ohio State football team is dealing with going into another game.

They play Minnesota, and what is also Senior Day, last home game of the year at 4 o'clock on Saturday

Nathan let's just get to it. Let's get to the list we've got

The list has kind of evolved a little bit though. It's not the same exact names It's a lot of different names. Let's start with of all of

different names. It's not the same exact names. Let's start with Lathan Ransom.

What are the chances that he is back on the football field at any point in the month of

November? Oh, I'd say zero in November.

And I would say even if Ohio State wins at Michigan, the way Ryan Day talked today did not sound

like you would be a candidate to play in a Big Ten championship game either.

And that's more pessimistic than they've been at any point until obviously the

turn was last week you know day had not been given any timelines on ransom but certainly had had every

opportunity to say it was you know season ending or long term and he didn't do that

until Saturday so Jim Noles today also in response to a question I asked which

wasn't really asking for an update but he said something along the lines of how bad

he feels for Lathan because it appeared the injury, which we believe is a lower body injury was like lower leg injury was getting better and then it just

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