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Alright, we got a bonus episode for you this morning.
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Gonna let you hear a little bit from Ohio State
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head coach Ryan Day. He had some interesting thoughts following
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the game. I know people after that game were probably,
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there were some other really interesting games on, so some
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people may not have stuck around for the postgame show,
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wanted to watch some of the other football games around,
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so you're gonna get to hear a little bit from Day,
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some of his postgame comments following that 28-19 win over Northwestern.
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It is not the single biggest game of the season,
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but in terms of potentially turning the season around. It
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might end up being that because this is a team
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that was coming off of back-to-back losses for the first
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time since 2011. It'd been 15 years since the Buckeyes
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had lost back-to-back regular season games. Just doesn't happen around Columbus.
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And they had to go to, they had to make
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sure that streak ended on Saturday and they did just that.
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So What did Ryan Day think of the resilience his
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team showed? Not just the resilience to fight and not
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quit on the season at the start of the game,
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but also to deal with some of the bad bounces
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they got during the game and not crumble.
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As you know, the last two weeks here haven't been fun.
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It was good to see some guys smile in the
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locker room. I'm trying to tell these guys, we forget
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they're 18 to 22 years old. And I was explaining
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to one of the other coaches that when we recruit
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them here and we get them here, we put them
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into these arenas and we almost just think that they
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become grown men in that moment, but they're not quite
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there yet. There's still an unbelievable amount of life lessons
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to be learned, which is why you get into coaching,
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to teach those lessons. Life is about how you handle adversity.
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When you go through a week the way we did
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where you feel like you've squandered an opportunity. The ability
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to bring everybody together and play the way we did
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today in terms of effort and emotion speaks to the
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character of the guys in that locker room and where
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we are in terms of our culture. And nothing was perfect.
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It really wasn't. But to see the way we responded
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speaks to not only how much these guys understand what
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it means to be a Buckeye. You're playing for each
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other in that locker room, but you're still playing for
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the tradition. You're playing for the block O, playing for
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the people of Ohio. That's very, very important to us.
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And so one of the things we talked about was
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embracing our reality. This is what it is. Not that
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everything's lost. There's still opportunity out there. Who knows what's
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going to happen? I'm not sure what's going to happen
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today or in the next two weeks. But all we
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can do is show up and play with great passion
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and great effort and put that on film and finish
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the last three games with wins. So that when we
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walk out of that locker room here in two weeks,
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we can hold our head high knowing that we finished
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this the right way. And I think the guys can
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be proud of that part of it, how we finished it.
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One thing that looked very different on Saturday was the
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fact that they got five sacks on defense. They were
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right at the bottom nationally in terms of sack rate.
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So to get five sacks in one game, that was
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a pretty big deal.
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So how big was that?
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And to also be able to stop the run when
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you're facing a Chip Kelly offense.
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Yeah, it was... The first thing, any time you're going
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against Chip's offenses, you've got to stop the run because
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you know, one, he's going to do it different ways.
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He's creative in what he does. So when you can
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put them into a situation where they're one-dimensional, it certainly
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allows us more
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opportunity to get after the quarterback. There
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were some times early in the game where we struggled
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on third down, getting off the field, but we got
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them off schedule a bunch, which allowed us an opportunity
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to get after the quarterback more. He was able to
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convert on some of those third downs early. But when
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the defense got on a short field after the special
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teams punt, they were able to respond and keep playing.
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And I thought that that was good to see. They
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had the resolve in the short fields when they got
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put into those situations. So getting after the quarterback is
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something we've been emphasizing, as you know, getting more pressure
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on the quarterback. So to get five sacks today was
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a step in the right direction.
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After not getting Jeremiah Smith any touches in the middle
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two quarters of the blowout loss to Oregon last week,
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Was it sort of a mandate that they had to
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get him the ball this week? No, I'm going to
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give you a little sneak peek. He had 10 targets
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and 29 snaps in the first half. So yeah, I
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think that was probably a little bit of a priority.
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At the end of the day, the number one goal
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is to win. But we also have an obligation to
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this young man, what he's done for our program, who
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he is as a person, how he plays, what he
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does for his teammates, what he means to this program.
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He deserves the opportunity to touch the football now. That
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being said, I think we talked about this week, focusing
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so much on that sometimes can get you out of
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rhythm on offense and you know we still we have
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a freshman quarterback that's still trying to find his way
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and you know we're just trying to get him to
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run plays well and keep the offense going knowing that
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you know you got to get the ball number four
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so we worked hard on it we put the plan
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together um and you know i thought there was a
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lot of good things on how we were really trying
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to work on that because everybody in the country the
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first thing they're going to do is stop number four
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and so um I thought overall that that was well done,
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the way we put that together. It was a lot
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of hard work. But at the end of the day,
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Jeremiah had to do it and so did Luke. And
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I thought from first glance, watching the iPad, feeling it
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on the game, I thought that was one of the
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more solid games for our offensive line. I think that
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they protected well on the first touchdown pass that Luke had.
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It was really good protection. He was able to scramble.
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I thought we stayed on schedule in the run game.
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So that helped in a big way. And that's what
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we're talking about with this freshman quarterback is, we all
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have to step up. And so when we can do
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that and take pressure off of him, it goes a
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long way.
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One of the biggest plays of the game came when
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the Buckeyes were leading 14-13. They hit it fourth and
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one inside the Northwestern 10.
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And what did they do?
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They put the ball in true freshman quarterback Luke Fahey's
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hands to make the play. Ended up making a really
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nice throw to Devin McEwen for a touchdown that extended
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that lead to 21-13. Why did they feel comfortable trusting
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him in that moment?
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It's a play we've been working on a lot um
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we got the look that we thought we might get
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and he was rolling out to his left um it's
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been a little bit of a mixed bag on the
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move um for him but you you can't crawl up
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into a ball in those moments and if we had
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the right look you know we were going to run
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it if not we decided to pass it and um
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it's a play that you know we all have been
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working on and the guys knew what it was and
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it was the time to call it but you got
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to go put it on the field and um Great
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for him because you saw the one before when he
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was rolling out in that fourth and three. He didn't
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make it. Well, this week he did. And so that's
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the growth of a young quarterback. And I just felt
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like we were down there. It was fourth and one.
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And you go through and try to weigh it out
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in your mind. Could have gone for three points there.
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But as you know, and kind of how things have
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been pretty methodical this year, it takes a long time
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to get in a red zone. And once we're down there,
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I just felt like seven points was going to go
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a lot further than just three.
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Jeremiah Smith had another very solid day for the Buckeyes,
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11 catches, 117 yards, and a touchdown. Ryan Day was
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asked after the game just to make the case for
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why they think Jeremiah Smith should win the Heisman.
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The award goes to the most outstanding player in college football,
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and I know there's a lot of great players out there,
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but first off, this isn't just one year. Not that
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I guess the Heisman has anything to do with years previous,
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but there's a lot of testimony to what type of
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a player he is. And then going into the season,
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knowing that everybody in the country wants to shut him down,
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he's still able to produce at a high level with
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a freshman quarterback now. And I think when you combine
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all those things together, maybe there is a better player
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out there, but this guy is completely dominant. And, you know,
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I think he deserves it in a big way. We
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still have to finish out the season the right way.
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But the thing that makes him even more special is, like, Yeah,
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he takes pride in that, but he just wants to win.
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I mean, you should see how happy he was with
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his teammates winning the game. That's all he cares about.
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And so when he doesn't win, man, he gets emotional.
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And that's the type of person he is. So, you know,
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obviously I feel very, very strongly about that with him.
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And I hope that, you know, the voters look at
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that because this is something, in my opinion, he deserves.
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This is a little bit of a two-parter. Luke Montgomery,
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offensive lineman, was out on Saturday, was not even at
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the stadium. So what's the update on him? And then
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the Legend Bay play. When I say the Legend Bay play,
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you know which one I mean. It was the one
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where you saw all the good, some of the bad
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of Legend Bay all in about 30 seconds.
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Yeah, with Luke Montgomery, it was an illness, you know,
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hopefully that he can quickly recover from that. But it
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was great to see Jake Cook step up in that
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moment there. And so that, that some of that's been
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going around the team and, um, some guys sort of
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had to work through that this week. Um, but anyway,
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so hopefully we'll get him back for a full week
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of practice. Yeah. Um, you guys see the talent, um,
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and you know, I have all the faith in the
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world that, uh, there's a lot of really good football, uh,
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ahead for, um, for legend. Um, but the, you know,
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the discipline at the end to just get, give the
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ball to the official and just get back to the
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huddle because, um, I mean, that's what's required on that play.
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And there was a lot of, not a lot, there
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was some instances in this game where, you know, we
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got some young guys on the field and, you know,
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they're going to learn from those lessons. And, you know,
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I have faith that they're going to make those plays,
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even though at times it's frustrating to play through them
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as a team.
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Felt like the defense was playing more four down on
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that defensive front during the course of the game. Is
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that something that was sort of a bespoke thing to
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Northwestern and their offense? Or is that maybe a part
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of what they talked about this week with maybe simplifying
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some things on the defense?
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I would say probably game specific, but I think we're
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also trying to put our guys in a situation to
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be successful. So moving forward, is that what's going to
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best put our guys in the best position to make
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plays and to get off the field. We'll continue to
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decide that. We'll look at this game. But in terms
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of the simplification of it, yeah, we're constantly trying to
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do that on both sides of the ball, to just
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be clean in our operation and everything that we do.
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And so the front itself, I think, had a little
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bit more to do with the game plan. But we'll
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keep looking at it and see if that's when you're
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trying to put a grouping against another grouping. Let's say
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it's 11 personnel or 12 personnel. We're trying to put
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the right guys in the right positions based on their
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skill set. And so if you start to see guys
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have more success in one front, then it lends you
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to say, OK, we need to start going down the
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road of this more based on what the linebackers can
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do and what the guys up front can do. So
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we'll keep looking at it. But I thought the guys
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played hard today. I thought they played physical. I thought
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it was clean in how they were running. Nothing, again,
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was perfect. But the number one goal in this game
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was to play really hard with great effort and keep
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it clean for the players. There you go.
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A little bit from Ryan Day after the Buckeyes win
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over Northwestern. We'll get a chance to talk to him
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again on Tuesday and then Wednesday. Tuesday at noon, his
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usual press conference. Wednesday after practice, that's usually about 6.30 p.m.
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give or take. We'll be streaming both of those live
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for you at youtube.com slash at Buckeye Insiders. There's gonna
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be a lot more to talk about this week as
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the Buckeyes advance turn the page and get ready to
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head out to Lincoln, Nebraska to face the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
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Nebraska absolutely smoked Rutgers last weekend. So they may be
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sort of rounding into form as well. Should be a
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potentially a really interesting matchup in Lincoln next week. Also
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one of my favorite road trips, personally, great place to visit,
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great stadium, great fan base, a lot of fun. If
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you're making that trip, I think you guys will enjoy
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that quite a bit. So if you want to, uh,
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that is at BuckeyeInsiders.com. I'm going to remind you again,
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for Christmas. So that'll do it for now. We'll be
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back with another episode soon.