The spring game has come and gone, but the latest scrimmage has only left Ohio State fans with more questions than answers relative to the upcoming season.
As the Buckeye quarterback battle continues to progress with months to spare, Devin Brown and Will Howard appear entrenched atop the list of options. Julian Sayin remains in the mix, but still lacks the experience and polish of the aforementioned upperclassmen. Saturday perhaps saw the stock of Lincoln Kienholz fall a bit, but Air Noland may have done enough to keep this competition a four-horse race.
Johnny and George discuss all of the above on this week's Eleven Dubcast, as well as offensive innovator Chip Kelly throwing the playbook back to the Woody Hayes era.
Additionally, the Dubcast discussion also covers:
- Recruiting updates! Ohio State signed a four-star tight end and a five-star point guard! Go figure, we record on Sunday nights, so last week we narrowly missed the news that Dallan Hayden would transfer — and now yesterday's update on Aaron Bradshaw — but there's still plenty to go over for football and basketball!
- What should expectations for the Ohio State women's team look like for next season with Jacy Sheldon and Celeste Taylor off to the WNBA?
- Ask Us Anything! — writers to dubcast@elevenwarriors.com this week inquired about many topics, such as thoughts on the Fallout franchise as a whole!
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John Calipari punted on Kentucky for Arkansas! Who could have seen this coming?
- Wait, Coach Cal had interest in the Ohio State vacancy? That's a bit more unexpected!
- Neal Shipley showed out at The Masters — at least by amateur standards!
- Middletown's own Kayla Harrison finally made her UFC debut! The combat sports star seems destined for a title run, but will she ultimately lure Amanda Lemos out of retirement for a WMMA superfight?
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