Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down a packed episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz with major Ohio State football and basketball storylines. The show opens with tough news for Ohio State men’s basketball as Devin Royal reportedly enters the transfer portal, creating another big offseason question for the Buckeyes.

Then the focus shifts to Ohio State football spring practice, where Ryan Day is working 51 new players into the program. Jeff discusses black stripe removals for Kyle Parker and Earl Little Jr., what those early developments mean, and why all the new faces make this spring one of the most fascinating in Columbus.

The episode also dives into new wide receivers coach Cortez Hankton, his background at LSU, and what his arrival could mean for Jeremiah Smith and the Buckeyes' offense. Jeff reacts to Smith’s maturity, leadership, and comments about improving his football IQ and yards after the catch heading into a pivotal 2026 season.

If you’re looking for Ohio State football news, Buckeyes spring practice updates, Jeremiah Smith analysis, transfer portal talk and Ohio State recruiting and roster insight, this episode has you covered.

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Ohio State spring football is rolling, and Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down everything from Arthur Smith’s early impact to Buckeyes Pro Day and the next wave of NFL talent on this episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz.

Jeff reacts to Arthur Smith’s comments on why he came to Ohio State, what he sees in Julian Sayin, and why Jeremiah Smith may be the most dangerous weapon in college football. There’s also talk about Ryan Day’s offense, pace, the massive roster turnover, Jet Harrison’s rising profile, and where Ohio State stars are landing in the latest mock drafts.

If you’re a Buckeye fan, this one’s loaded.

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Ohio State basketball had a rough weekend, and Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks it all down on this episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz Podcast.

The Ohio State women’s basketball season is over after another frustrating second-round exit at home, this time against Notre Dame. Jeff reacts to the Buckeyes’ 83-73 loss, Hannah Hidalgo’s huge game, and what this result means for Kevin McGuff moving forward. With three straight NCAA Tournament exits in the second round on Ohio State’s home floor, the pressure is only rising.

Jeff also dives into what comes next for the Buckeyes women, why keeping the core together matters, and how important this offseason could be for the future of the program.

On the men’s side, there’s reason for optimism. Jake Diebler reflected on the chemistry, fight, and late-season push from Ohio State men’s basketball, and Jeff explains why the way the Buckeyes finished the year should give fans some hope. There’s also discussion about roster retention, Bruce Thornton’s departure, transfer portal questions, and why Ohio State may be building toward a stronger 2026 season.

Plus, the Buckeyes now know they’ll face Kansas in the CBS Sports Classic, and Jeff explains why tougher non-conference games could help Ohio State in the long run.

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Ohio State men’s basketball saw its NCAA Tournament run end in a heartbreaking 66-64 loss to TCU, and Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down what went wrong, what went right, and why the Buckeyes still took a step forward this season.

In this episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz on Fan Stream Sports - OHIO, Tito also looks ahead to Ohio State women’s basketball as the Buckeyes begin their NCAA Tournament run, plus a big update on Ohio State women’s hockey after a dominant Frozen Four win puts the Buckeyes back in the national championship game.

Plus, Tito dives into the Columbus Aviators’ UFFL roster, including a notable quarterback name with Buckeye ties.

Topics include:

Ohio State vs TCU recap

Bruce Thornton and Devin Royal reaction

Jake Diebler’s first season outlook

Ohio State women’s basketball NCAA Tournament preview

Ohio State women’s hockey national title game update

Columbus Aviators roster and UFFL season opener

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It’s officially March Madness time, and this episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz Podcast with Jeff “Tito” Thitoff gets you ready for Ohio State vs. TCU in the NCAA Tournament.

The Buckeyes open tournament play as a No. 8 seed against No. 9 TCU, and Tito breaks down why this matchup could come down to health, depth, rebounding, and whether Bruce Thornton, John Mobley Jr., and Aaron Bradshaw/Tillman-style size inside can take control early.

This episode also looks at:

Why Ohio State’s improved health changes everything

The key matchup advantages against TCU

Why the Buckeyes may need to go 7-to-8 deep to survive March

Tito’s score prediction for Ohio State vs. TCU

A tribute to Thad Matta after his retirement and why his run at Ohio State may never be duplicated

If you’re looking for Ohio State basketball analysis, Buckeyes NCAA Tournament coverage, and March Madness previews, this episode has you covered.

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Ohio State football is officially back on the field as Ryan Day and the Buckeyes begin spring practice in Columbus. On this episode of the Buckeyes Daily Blitz Podcast, Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down the biggest storylines coming out of practice No. 1 at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.

Tito dives into Ryan Day’s comments about having former NFL head coaches Matt Patricia and Arthur Smith on staff, the impact their experience brings to Ohio State, and how it allows Day to focus on the bigger picture including NIL and program leadership.

Plus, updates on key Buckeyes storylines including:

• Early impressions of Julian Sayin at quarterback

• The running back depth concerns with Isaiah West and Bo Jackson sidelined

• The versatile role incoming freshman Legend Bey could play

• Matt Patricia’s defensive emphasis on creating more turnovers

• Ohio State’s tough upcoming schedule

Tito also breaks down Ohio State basketball’s NCAA Tournament outlook, including Bruce Thornton earning Second Team All-Big Ten honors and where the Buckeyes could land in March Madness seeding.

Other Buckeye news covered:

• Ohio State Pro Day coming March 25

• Spring Game set for April 18

• Former OSU punter Cam Johnson signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers

• Ohio State President Ted Carter resigning and what it means for the university

If you’re a Buckeye fan looking for the latest Ohio State football, basketball and program news, this episode has you covered.

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On this episode of The Buckeyes Daily Blitz, Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down a huge weekend for Ohio State basketball as the Buckeyes host Indiana on Senior Night in a game that could have major NCAA Tournament implications.

It’s also Bruce Thornton bobblehead night, and the Buckeyes star guard is just 12 points away from becoming Ohio State’s all-time leading scorer, passing Dennis Hopson in program history. Can Thornton make history while helping Ohio State lock up a March Madness bid?

Tito also looks at the latest ESPN Bracketology from Joe Lunardi, where Ohio State currently sits as a No. 10 seed, and explains why that seeding might actually give the Buckeyes a better path in the NCAA Tournament.

Plus:

🏀 Where Ohio State could land in the Big Ten Tournament seeding race

🏀 Why the No. 7 or No. 8 seed could be huge for rest and momentum

🏀 Ohio State women advancing in the Big Ten Tournament after defeating Minnesota

🏀 Can the Buckeyes upset No. 2 UCLA in the semifinals?

Tito also dives into an interesting College Football Playoff discussion, examining how much turnover we could see in the new 12-team CFP format and which programs are most likely to return next season.

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Ohio State men’s basketball grabbed a massive 82-74 win over No. 8 Purdue — the kind of Quad 1 statement the Buckeyes needed as March approaches. Jeff “Tito” Thitoff breaks down what changed, why OSU looked in control, and what the next two games at Penn State and vs. Indiana (Senior Day) mean for Big Ten Tournament seeding and NCAA Tournament hopes.

Plus: Bruce Thornton closes in on Ohio State’s all-time scoring record, John Mobley’s impact, and how this roster’s “March DNA” could translate into a real run — or a brutal bubble sweat. Tito also hits Ohio State women’s basketball rolling No. 15 Michigan State 87-68 on the road, Big Ten Tournament outlook, and a quick combine check-in on Ohio State standouts like Sonny Styles and Lorenzo Styles.

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