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- Intel: Loved the article from @ESPNRittenberg doing future rankings 2 years out for all 68 power conference CFB teams https:// espn.com/college-footba ll/story/_/id/48864748/college-football-2026-future-power-rankings-every-team … Fired up he joined me on The Bill and Doug Show to...

- The depth-chart signal is the same linebacker-room note: Ohio State is expected to rotate younger LBs, but the Wisconsin transfer is viewed as the veteran stabilizer. - If that read is right, the LB group may have a clearer high-floor tackle leader than the raw depth chart suggests, which matters for projecting defensive reliability. - The other supplied clip is historical WR/QB comparison and does not add 2026 outlook value.

- Being the starting right guard this year I’m just trying to get better every day and try to get better physically.

- Ohio State is expected to lean more heavily into a smash-mouth run game and two-tight-end formations in 2026. - Three-receiver sets will remain part of the offense, but the panel expects a stronger rushing emphasis behind an offensive line it views favorably. Red-zone efficiency and keeping Jeremiah healthy were identified as key offensive priorities.

- Football On what it meant to get his extension Well, obviously, just Ohio State is such a special place, not only just the history and the tradition, the football program, the school, but just the people that are here, you know, and the kids that are here and...

- Ohio State's breakout/depth outlook has several health caveats, with one potential No. 2 or No. 3 running back framed as valuable if he can stay healthy. - Jacoby Jackson is discussed as a veteran option whose career has been shaped by medical redshirt/redshirt/COVID eligibility and repeated health issues. - If both Jermaine Matthews and Jacoby Jackson are healthy, the speaker expects Jackson to be the No. 2 option in that defensive back context. - The offensive line also has pressure points: if the projected left tackle wins the job, the speaker said he needs to have a strong year.

- The speaker thinks the market is not giving enough weight to what Ohio State did with its coordinator positions. - Oregon is flagged as a comparison point because Dan Lanning is viewed as a good head coach but now has two basically rookie coordinators. - Oregon losing its offensive coordinator is treated as especially important because Lanning's background is defense, even if that can mitigate some concerns.

- Defense: Give your dad a BAD gift for Father’s Day!!

- 2026 Ohio State Buckeyes Coaching Staff: New Hire Defense: Matt Patricia (Defensive Coordinator) Signed Contract Extension Larry Johnson (Associate HC/Defensive Line Coach) Signed New Contract Tim Walton (Assistant Head Coach / Co-Defensive Coordinator / Secondary/Cornerbacks Coach) Matt Guerrieri (Safeties Coach / Pass Game Coordinator) James Laurinaitis (Linebackers Coach)...

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- Intel: NEW Around the Shoe talking 5 Ohio State football topics Joining me and @BillLandis25 for a fun discussion — from @TheOHIOPod it’s Eric Boggs and Chris Wilds Optimism and pessimism for Ohio State’s future...

- Intel: NEW Around the Shoe on The Bill and Doug Show with the excellent @TonyGerdeman and @TomOrr4 Talking 5 Ohio State football topics Jim Tressel legacy 15 years after his departure Biggest improvement in 2026...