In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr recap the press conferences with Ryan Day, Larry Johnson, Greg Studrawa, Justin Fields, Drue Chrisman, Jonah Jackson, and Davon Hamilton. The fellas talk about the most valuable lessons that Fields learned on Saturday and also talk about Jashon Cornell’s big day out. They also wonder if it’s time to stop expecting the 2017 edition of JK Dobbins to ever return again. There was nearly two hours of interviews, and almost every last bit of it gets crammed into half the space in this edition.
The Rundown
+ The coaches confirmed again that they pretty much stayed plain last week.
+ Now expect from Cincinnati the unexpected.
+ Ryan Day’s favorite play from Justin Fields was a throwaway.
+ What to make of the offensive line grading out as Champions?
+ Justin Fields was getting hit more than he should.
+ The running game seemed more difficult than it should have.
+ The fumble for JK Dobbins was a “critical error.”
+ The offensive line was a little slow to adjust on Saturday.
+ QBs carry the ball in big games like this coming Saturday.
+ Ryan Day admitted to being a liar!
+ He admitted he was being deceptive about going under center.
+ Tony is tired of being made to feel stupid.
+ Master Teague was named a Champion.
+ Is the 2017 JK Dobbins never coming back?
+ The coaches talked Dobbins up all camp long.
+ Tom promised!
+ Tom and Tony do fractions.
+ Justin Fields learned a big lesson on Saturday.
+ A budding sign of maturity?
+ The Buckeyes are full at running back?
+ Fields is still in pain.
+ Fields has never slid.
+ But he’s still better at sliding than Dwayne Haskins.
+ Haskins was a stop-drop-and-roll slider.
+ Fields is at least an athlete.
+ Tom Orr’s $13,000 Quarterback Sliding Challenge.
+ Who else would be in it?
+ John Navarre, yes.
+ Jashon Cornell had his best game of his career.
+ Why did he start at defensive end?
+ What does it mean that Cornell is expected back at defensive tackle this week?
+ The sophomores will probably be good to go.
+ Chase Young coaching up his guys.
+ Cincinnati is a Big Ten football team.
+ Thayer Munford didn’t practice much and played more than he practiced.
+ That’s impressive.
+ It takes time to build cohesion, but Greg Studrawa didn’t seem overly worried.
+ Jonah Jackson plays the game how it should be played.
+ They’re asking Josh Myers a lot and he seems up to the task.
+ Jonah Jackson is Andy Dufresne.
+ An update on Jonathon Cooper.
+ Don’t expect him this week.
+ Drue Chrisman and his gunners.
+ The importance of limiting punt returns.
+ Justin Fields and Josh Myers taking laps around the field together.
+ It’s good to know that Little League punishments are still effective at the highest levels of college football.
+ This was a good show.
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