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Ohio State at The Voice of College Football

Ohio State at The Voice of College Football

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 Welcome to Ohio State at The Voice of College Football Network, your home for In-depth discussion, debate, & analysis on all things Ohio State. We have you covered from offseason all the way to game day. Join us as we embark on another season as THE best team in college football!Go Bucks!For business inquiries please contact: Markrogerstv@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.The Voice of College Football Network アメリカンフットボール 政治・政府
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  • BIG TEN WIN TOTALS RELEASED! / Ohio State Call-in Show 67

    BIG TEN WIN TOTALS RELEASED! / Ohio State Call-in Show 67
    2026/03/14
    Personal / Opening Segment Garrison opens with a tribute to his late great-uncle (age 94), a Buffalo Soldier and WWII Navy veteran who served after the Navy integrated in 1941.Light-hearted banter about friend "Jam" teasing him on social media about his hat and hairline.Promotes VOCFB website (vocfb.com), writers, weekly schedule, and Ohio State merchandise (mugs, koozies, hats, etc.). Spring Practice Highlights – Ohio State Spring ball has begun; Garrison is very excited because it reveals development leading into the season (depth chart movement, command, rapport).Julian Sayin (QB) – Major focus: Cut long "sunshine" hair → seen as maturation sign.Growing facial hair (encouraged by Austin Sarabelle and Luke Montgomery).Gave a spirited team speech; becoming more vocal/leader-like.Working under third OC in three years (Chip Kelly → Brian Hartline → Arthur Smith).Arthur Smith viewed as clear upgrade over Hartline as play-caller.Wants to see: full command of offense, rapport with new WRs (especially Brandon Inniss as frequent target).Dual-threat development (Lamar Jackson arc) emphasized; past criticism for not scrambling when space existed, but showed flashes (e.g., vs. Michigan, Wisconsin). Running Back Room – Potentially one of the best in the Big Ten: Coach Tony Alford (called a "man" who commands respect) featured in hype video yelling "numbnuts" affectionately during drills.Legend Bay – 5'10", ~180 lbs, elite speed (10.2 in 100m), splitting RB/WR reps; compared to Curtis Samuel / Braxton Miller; hard to keep off field.Turbo Rogers – noticeably bigger/more muscular.Isaiah West & Bo Jackson limited early (smart management). Freshman WRs – Dan Hope noted Brock Boyd looked smoothest; fast burner from Texas, underrated. Chris Henry Jr. – Impressive movement for height; long torso helps breaking in/out of routes (Marvin Harrison Jr. comparison).Jaqueline Guilford, McEwen (UTEP transfer – likely starting boundary opposite Jeremiah Smith; productive, 10.3–10.4 speed).Kyle Parker – Stocky build, compared to Brandon Inniss physique. Linebacker Room – Praised James Laurinaitis' work: Athletic, fast, mean group; resemble Laurinaitis / A.J. Hawk / Ray Lewis style.Peyton Pierce, Alford, Pettyjohn, Sincere Johnson all saw first-team reps.Considered potentially best in country outside Georgia. Big Ten Win Totals Discussion (FanDuel odds) Garrison goes team-by-team, mostly skeptical of low lines for top programs given talent/schedule difficulty. Ohio State — O/U 9.5 (leans over personally, but under has better payout; calls line somewhat disrespectful but acknowledges brutal road slate: @Texas, @Indiana, @Iowa, @USC, home vs. Oregon, Michigan).Indiana — O/U 10.5 – Thinks they hit 10+ easily (favorable schedule outside OSU/Michigan/USC).Michigan — O/U 8.5 – Leans under; thinks secondary strong but front seven struggles; brutal crossovers.Michigan State – O/U 3.5 – Thinks over is "easy money"; rebuilding but Pat Narduzzi should get 5–6 wins.Penn State – O/U 9.5 – Leans under; questions new pieces despite Matt Campbell hire.USC – O/U 8.5 – High on them; improved defense, strong QB; thinks fringe playoff team; good for Big Ten visibility/recruiting. Closing / Miscellaneous Sponsor read for VOCFB partnerships (sponsorships@vocfb.com).Monday guest: beat writer Dylan Davis (attended all spring practices).Caller Sparty Dan (MSU fan) joins briefly → agrees 3.5 is too low, rooting for Pat Narduzzi, hates Michigan more than Notre Dame game.Banter about Iron Buckeyes (Stover, Inniss, McClain, Jeremiah Smith).Ends with classic O-H-I-O. Overall tone: upbeat about Ohio State talent/development (especially QB, RB, LB, young WRs), confident in Ryan Day/Arthur Smith staff, acknowledges toughest schedule in memory but still expects 10+ wins. Heavy spring hype mixed with realistic win-total skepticism. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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  • Spring Practice Update / Ohio State Buckeyes LIVE 361

    Spring Practice Update / Ohio State Buckeyes LIVE 361
    2026/03/12
    Basketball Segment (Big Ten Tournament Focus)
    • Ohio State vs. Iowa matchup — Buckeyes are a 1.5-point underdog to Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament third round (Thursday, March 12, 2026, at noon ET/11 a.m. CT on Big Ten Network, United Center in Chicago).
    • Rematch from February 25, 2026, where Iowa dominated 74-57 in Iowa City (Ohio State missing 7-footer Christoph Tilley; Iowa outscored them 44-17 in the paint).
    • Key matchup: Bruce Thornton (who set OSU's career scoring record vs. Indiana) vs. Iowa's Bennett Stirtz.
    • OSU (20-11) viewed as "in" the NCAA Tournament bubble; a win advances them to face top-seed Michigan (whom they've struggled against this season).
    • Panelists see the teams as evenly matched now; OSU fresher at neutral site with rim protection expected to improve.
    • Win over Iowa could boost seeding (some projections as high as 9-seed); loss might still leave them as a lock but riskier.
    Football Segment (Spring Practice Day 1 Observations)
    • Practice in shorts (no pads/contact); focused on freshmen and transfers (over 50 new players due to portal/roster turnover).
    • Standout freshmen/incoming players:
      • WR Chris Henry Jr. (6'5", ~195-200 lbs): Imposing size/smooth routes; caught a post TD in drills; looks strong and ready to contribute.
      • OL Sam Greer (Akron Hoban): Big, lean, athletic; passes the eye test and could crack the two-deep as a true freshman.
      • DTs James Smith (Alabama, 6'3", 314 lbs) and John Walker (6'3", 303 lbs): Massive but carry weight well; built for the position.
      • RB Legend Bey: High excitement; compared to Curtis Samuel as a versatile "home run hitter"/Swiss Army knife; huge fan interest and early buzz.
      • RB Kari Wilder (or similar spelling in notes): Looks like a "grown man"; potential two-deep impact.
    • Running back group: No Bo Jackson or Isaiah West (shoulder surgeries; non-contact only). Led by redshirt frosh Anthony "Turbo" Rogers, then transfer Ja'Kobi Jackson (Florida/SEC experience, 5'11", 217 lbs; low center of gravity, short-yardage potential). Freshmen Legend Bey and Favour Akih also in mix. Panelists emphasize committee approach; Jacoby Jackson has upside if healthy (past injury issues).
    • Wide receiver/slot competition: Transfers Devin McCuin (UTSA) and Kyle Parker (LSU) praised as pros; could lead slot race alongside returners like Brandon Inniss, Jeremiah Smith, and others (e.g., Phillip Bell, Daji Jones).
    • Offensive line intrigue: LT Austin Siereveld, LG Carson Montgomery, C Carson Hinzman likely locked; RT/RG wide open (Phil Daniels, Ian Moore, Gabe VanSickle, Josh Padilla in mix).
    • Defensive line: Heavily new faces post-portal; high interest in how transfers integrate.
    • Position groups to watch: Legend Bey/RBs (fan favorite); offensive line (need clarity on starters); defensive line (mostly new).
    • Overall: Day 1 excitement with new talent; Ryan Day noted similarities for some (e.g., Bey to Samuel). More clarity after spring break (practices resume post-break; full contact later).
    Other Notes
    • Show format: Live viewer Q&A/Super Chat encouraged (football + basketball topics).
    • Steve Helwagen joined from airport (heading to Chicago for tournament); weather/travel chatter.
    • Panelists promote their content (e.g., Buckeye Huddle instant reactions, podcasts).
    • Light-hearted banter (sandwiches, condiments, airport food) to close out the ~60-minute episode.

    This episode captures the overlap of March Madness urgency with spring football optimism amid major roster changes.


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  • SPRING-BALL QUESTIONS & PLAYERS TO WATCH / Ohio State Primetime LIVE 79

    SPRING-BALL QUESTIONS & PLAYERS TO WATCH / Ohio State Primetime LIVE 79
    2026/03/10
    Main Segments & Key Topics
    1. Ohio State University President Resignation (major focus of opening ~15 minutes)
      • Walter "Ted" Carter Jr. (age 66) resigned abruptly over the weekend.
      • Reason: Disclosure of an "inappropriate relationship" with a woman who was seeking public resources / support for her personal business.
      • Carter described it as a personal mistake in allowing inappropriate access to Ohio State leadership.
      • He stated he remains married to his wife Linda.
      • Board Chair John Zager accepted the resignation; board expressed surprise and disappointment.
      • University has opened an investigation; daily operations handled by Carter's former cabinet members during transition.
      • Carter had received merit raises (including $50k in August) on top of $1.1M salary + bonuses; contract ran through 2028.
      • Garrison's take:
        • Intrigued by exact nature (romantic vs. business-related favoritism / resource allocation).
        • Believes any misuse of position/access for personal/business gain is more damaging to the institution than a private romantic issue.
        • Glad Carter resigned voluntarily; calls it a bad look but emphasizes it does not impact the football program.
        • Contrasts it with other scandals (e.g., Michigan references); notes this was self-disclosed, not uncovered via investigation/rumors.
      • Fan discussion: Strong support for Jim Tressel ("Sweater Vest") as ideal next president due to his deep Ohio ties, character, Christian values, and legacy (2002 national title coach, current Lt. Governor of Ohio).
        • Dismisses Urban Meyer for the role (jokingly says he'd need office cameras).
        • Viewers in chat overwhelmingly favor Tressel.
    2. Spring Ball Questions (main football discussion)
      • Offensive line outlook & potential shake-up (biggest question)
      • Wide receiver rotation with many new faces (only Jeremiah Smith + Brandon Inniss returning as starters)
      • Running back room without top two backs (Bo Jackson & Isaiah West out for spring)
      • Edge rusher depth & development
      • Cornerback depth behind Jermaine Matthews & Devin Sanchez
      • Who emerges as defensive leader after losing key 2025 seniors/graduates
      • Arthur Smith + Ryan Day offensive vision (blending pass-heavy Day style with Smith's run-heavy, tight end/zone-run emphasis)
    3. Players to Watch This Spring
      • Legend Bay (true freshman RB/athlete – compared to faster Braxton Miller; multi-positional upside)
      • Kyle Parker (LSU transfer WR – versatile, YAC threat; could push for significant snaps)
      • Ian Moore (OL – potential jump to starting right tackle or other line spots)
      • James Smith (Alabama transfer DT – needs consistency to elevate DL)
      • Eppy Sinateli (edge – must take major step forward)
      • Terry Moore (transfer DB – elite in 2024 before injury; needs to rebuild confidence)
      • Quay Russo (Alabama transfer edge – high-upside 5-star needing breakout)
      • Dominic Kelly (Georgia transfer CB – talented early contributor expected)
    4. Other Notes & Closing
      • Promoted vocfb.com writers and sponsorship opportunities.
      • Brief tangent on Dragon Ball Z references (Ultra Instinct, Zeno, etc.) from chat.
      • Playful SEC vs. Big Ten banter (Garrison argues Big Ten is now stronger/top tier; dismisses SEC fans wanting Ohio State to join).
      • Highlighted local recruit Davis Seaman (2027 IOL from Bishop Watterson, Columbus) – down to final 3 (Ohio State, Auburn, Penn State); strong lean expected to Buckeyes.
      • FanDuel betting note: Suggested betting the over on Penn State's win total (listed ~7.5) due to favorable schedule.

    Overall tone: Mix of serious discussion on university leadership scandal + excited football preview for 2026 spring practices. Heavy emphasis on Jim Tressel for president and optimism about new transfers + young talent stepping up.


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