Good evening buck donors. Welcome to what we learned live following Ohio State's 70 to nothing win over grambling.

I am Dave Biddle. Again, welcome in the show. I'll be joined by Dan Rubin very early in the show.

I'll be joined by Heater, aka Heath Schneider, about 10 minutes after that, and then after postgame interviews, we'll be

talking with Patrick Murphy and Steve Hellwagon live from Ohio Stadium. So welcome in. Let's go

with the three biggest things I learned. I might cheat and say four things, actually. Let's just

start with Julian Sands accuracy and poise. The point... three biggest things I learned. I might cheat and say four things, actually. Let's just start

with Julian Sands accuracy and poise. Last week against Texas, the poise was the biggest thing

that impressed me about Julian Sane. He's a redshirt freshman. Yeah, we know he was the number one

quarterback recruit in the country, five star, hand-picked by Nick Saban and Ryan Day, right?

I mean, all of the accolades, but still, until you see it, you have to see it.

We saw it last week.

He was 13 of 20 passing, but that was with four drops.

He would have been 17 to 20, and those drives, some of those drives would have continued.

So who knows what those stats would have looked like? So even last week, I was very impressed with Julian saying today,

and I know about the interception. Other than that, I mean, my gosh, this kid's accuracy is just

unbelievable. Sets an Ohio state record, starts out 16 of 16 passing. 16 of 16. That's hard to do like

if you were playing backyard football. Like 16 to 16, unbelievable. His quick release, his poise,

his accuracy, everything about him, I love. Yeah, it'd be nice to be a 6-5 and not 6-1.

But very impressed with Julian San.

So that's the first thing that we learned, in my opinion, is that Julian

San is the real deal.

I think we already knew that, but this was a good building block.

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