Ohio State is undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the nation - but something feels off. Despite their dominance, many fans say this Buckeyes season lacks excitement. Is it the methodical wins, the familiar storylines, or the absence of drama? In this video, we break down why following Ohio State feels a little boring this year, what that says about fan expectations, and whether this “quiet” run might actually be their most dangerous yet. #OhioState, #Buckeyes, #CollegeFootball, #OhioStateFootball, #NCAAF, #GoBucks, #SportsTalk, #CollegeSports, #BigTen, #BuckeyeNation, #FootballAnalysis, #SportsDebate, #NumberOneTeam, #FanPerspective, #FootballFans, #SportsCommentary, #CFBPlayoff, #TopRankedTeam, #BuckeyesNation, #FootballCulture

George Thomas and Craig discuss the film "Unstoppable" on Amazon Prime, which tells the story of Anthony Robles, a one-legged wrestler from Arizona State. The film is described as a crowd-pleaser, drawing comparisons to "Rocky," with strong performances from J Lo, Jerrell, and Bobby Kenna Valley. They also touch on "Nickel Boys," which has generated Oscar buzz but faces challenges in gaining traction due to its limited release and artistic style. The conversation shifts to the broader landscape of Oscar contenders, noting the lack of clear favorites and the impact of streaming on film distribution and box office performance.

We talked to the YouTube personality Pittsburgh Dad at Pittsburgh Steelers training camp in Latrobe, Pa. about the team and traveling. CONNECT WITH US WEB SITE ► https://www.mahoningmatters.com DAILY NEWS EMAIL ► https://www.mahoningmatters.com/customer-service/newsletter-signup/ FACEBOOK ► https://www.facebook.com/mahoningmatters TWITTER ► https://twitter.com/mahoningmatters YOUTUBE ► https://www.youtube.com/@mahoningmatters2814 INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/mahoningmatters SUPPORT US ► https://givebutter.com/vNfzEW -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "We react to the Browns loss #clevelandbrowns #nfl #denverbroncos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaN23x52Ew -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

Chris Pugh and Patrick Mulvihill, Director of the Aviation Management Program at Point Park University, discuss the recent public concern over drones, particularly in New Jersey. Mulvihill, a drone expert, reassures that there's no significant reason to be afraid, attributing the fear to the rapid advancement and accessibility of drone technology. He explains that drones pose minimal risk to airplanes and that regulatory measures are in place to monitor and control drone usage. Mulvihill also highlights the role of flight simulators in training aspiring pilots and the importance of teamwork in aviation. They conclude that most drone sightings reported are harmless, often misidentified objects.

ESPN is officially entering the direct-to-consumer (DTC) game — and it’s changing everything. On August 21, ESPN+ will no longer be its only digital option. The new ESPN streaming service, priced at $29.99/month, will offer fans full access to ESPN's live sports, original content, and key NFL programming — all without a cable subscription. But the real kicker? It's part of a game-changing merger deal with the NFL that’s still awaiting regulatory approval. In this episode, we dive into: 🏈 What ESPN’s DTC launch means for the future of cable 🤝 How the NFL-ESPN partnership could shake up the media landscape 📺 The launch of Fox One, a new $20/month streaming platform offering all Fox channels 🔄 The potential for streaming bundles combining ESPN, Fox, and other sports services 📉 Why traditional cable providers are feeling the heat 👀 What fans can expect in terms of pricing, content access, and sports coverage We'll break down the big-picture implications, the behind-the-scenes business moves, and what viewers like you need to know before cutting the cord. 🎧 Whether you're a diehard sports fan, a media analyst, or just someone tired of expensive cable bills — this conversation is a must-watch. 📌 Key Takeaways: ESPN’s new DTC service launches August 21 at $29.99/month NFL is becoming a stakeholder in ESPN, pending regulatory approval Fox One enters the market with $20/month access to all Fox content These moves reflect the shrinking role of traditional cable and the rise of sports-focused streaming A future bundle with ESPN, Fox, and other networks could be coming Sports fans will need to weigh the costs vs. content when choosing services 📱 Follow Us for More Media & Sports Analysis: 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for the latest on sports streaming, media deals, and more! 💬 What do YOU think about ESPN’s new service? Will you pay $29.99/month? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 📣 Hashtags (20): #ESPN #StreamingWars #SportsMedia #NFL #FoxOne #CordCutting #CableTV #SportsStreaming #ESPNDirect #MediaNews #Disney #Fox #ESPNBundle #StreamingNews #NFLStreaming #SportsFans #Broadcasting #MediaTrends #ESPNplus #ESPNLaunch ----- Subscribe to my daily newsletter https://viewfromthepugh2.wordpress.com/2024/10/19/newsletter/ Subscribe to my audio podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/6W0h8nWaLcnmvi9R14RVPs Subscribe to my YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHUrqzAFKz0t786NojlhN4Q

The Oklahoma City Thunder have officially secured their first NBA Championship, defeating the Indiana Pacers in a hard-fought seven-game series. In this episode, we break down what this historic win means — not just for OKC, but for the league as a whole. 🎙️ The Conversation: We kick things off by celebrating the incredible achievement of a franchise that rebuilt the right way: through the NBA Draft. With an average roster age of just 26, the Thunder prove that patience, vision, and smart scouting still matter in today’s NBA. 🌟 Key Players Shining Bright: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: The undeniable leader of the squad and now an NBA champion. Jalen Williams: Clutch contributor throughout the playoffs. Isaiah Hartenstein: A difference-maker in the paint and on the boards. This title wasn’t built overnight — and the Thunder’s journey provides a blueprint for teams aiming to compete without relying on blockbuster free agent signings. 📈 The Future of OKC: What’s even scarier? The Thunder aren’t done. With a stockpile of first-round picks over the next several seasons and a young, deep core, this could be the start of a dynasty. 💬 More Topics We Cover: 🛑 Kevin Durant to Houston In a blockbuster move, the Rockets traded for Durant — a decision that reshapes the Western Conference. But can KD bring Houston over the top, or is this another short-term gamble? 🌍 The Eastern Conference Outlook With the Pacers falling just short and other teams like the Celtics, Bucks, and Sixers facing tough roster questions, who rises next in the East? 💰 Salary Cap Realities We explore the tightrope walk of roster building in today’s NBA — especially when young stars get big paydays. Can OKC keep this group together? 🏀 NBA Draft & WNBA Transitions As the Finals end, all eyes turn to the NBA Draft. We discuss what teams should learn from OKC’s strategy, plus how WNBA rookies are adjusting just days after being drafted. 🎯 Takeaways: Championships can still be built without superteams. Player development and team identity matter more than ever. Front offices that value the long-term may finally be rewarded. 📢 We Want to Hear from You! Is OKC the next NBA dynasty? Was Durant’s move to Houston a smart play? Who’s your favorite player from this postseason? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments! Let’s celebrate the Thunder, dissect the Pacers’ effort, and explore what the next few seasons could hold. 🎥 Like, Subscribe, and Hit the Bell for more takes on the NBA, WNBA, and the future of basketball — from draft nights to Finals glory. 📌 Related Links: Full 2025 NBA Finals recap OKC’s 2025 draft pick outlook WNBA rookie adjustment stories

We share ideas about how we would save movie theaters #movie #film #popculture

The shark exhibit at Newport Aquarium is a wild one. Check out my site at https://viewfromthepugh.club and subscribe to my podcast via Apple Podcasts at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ohioan/id1545874687. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "We react to the Browns loss #clevelandbrowns #nfl #denverbroncos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaN23x52Ew -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

The media landscape is changing fast, and independent journalism is on the rise. In this video, we explore how major journalists like Chuck Todd and Jim Acosta are leaving traditional newsrooms to build their own platforms, using podcasting, newsletters, and digital tools to connect directly with audiences. Chuck Todd’s departure from NBC and his shift toward independent content creation signal a larger trend in journalism. Similarly, Jim Acosta’s move to Substack reflects the growing appeal of self-publishing for journalists seeking more editorial freedom. As legacy media adapts to the digital age, platforms like Streamyard and Zoom are giving independent reporters the ability to produce high-quality content without traditional gatekeepers. We also discuss the challenges of objectivity in journalism today. In a politically divided landscape, how can journalists maintain credibility and trust? The importance of media literacy is greater than ever, as audiences must learn to navigate the flood of information and distinguish between reliable reporting and misinformation. This conversation highlights: ✅ Why Chuck Todd and Jim Acosta are embracing independent journalism ✅ How platforms like Substack, podcasts, and video streaming are reshaping news ✅ The struggle for objectivity in an increasingly polarized media environment ✅ The crucial role of media literacy in helping the public make informed decisions The way we consume news is evolving—will independent journalism be the future? Join the discussion in the comments! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights on the changing world of media. #Journalism #MediaEvolution #ChuckTodd #JimAcosta #IndependentNews #NewsLiteracy #Substack #Podcasting #StreamingMedia #DigitalNews #NewsFreedom #MediaTrends #PoliticalNews #NewsAnalysis #PressFreedom #NewMedia

WWE LFG is back — and Season 2 is turning up the volume. If you thought Season 1 was wild, just wait. Season 2 promises more drama, more intensity, more shock value, and an even bigger spotlight on rising stars in the WWE Universe. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting into the action, WWE LFG is redefining what weekly wrestling content can be — fast-paced, fan-driven, and designed to go viral. This isn’t Raw. This isn’t SmackDown. This is LFG Season 2 — and it's about to get real. 👊 Here’s what’s coming in Season 2: 🔥 New Rivalries: Season 2 kicks off with a wave of fresh feuds — and yes, some of the biggest mic drops and sneak attacks we’ve seen in years. 🎤 More Mic Time: Unfiltered, unscripted, and unpredictable — the superstars of LFG are taking control of their own stories. 👀 Surprise Returns: A few major names are rumored to return this season. Who’s showing up next week? You’ll want to be watching live. ⚡ Bigger Moments, Shorter Matches: In the LFG style, action is fast, explosive, and built for modern audiences — perfect for digital-first fans and casual viewers. 🎥 Cinematic Segments & Fan Interaction: Expect more wild backstage brawls, interactive polls, and behind-the-scenes content built for the internet. 💡 Why LFG Season 2 matters: WWE’s newest brand continues to push boundaries and shake up the formula. It's a proving ground for the next generation of talent — and a reminder that wrestling can still surprise, evolve, and go viral in an age of infinite scrolling. From underdogs getting over to risky creative moves, LFG Season 2 is the adrenaline rush fans didn’t know they needed. 📺 Who to Watch This Season: Tyler Bate — ready for a breakout Lola Vice — confidence and chaos in every match Bron Breakker — still a beast, now with even more control Cora Jade — the edge is back and sharper than ever 💬 Comment Below: Who’s your favorite WWE LFG superstar right now? What are you hoping to see in Season 2? Should WWE bring the LFG format to Raw or SmackDown? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell 🔔 so you never miss a powerbomb, promo, or plot twist. Let’s. Freakin’. Go. 💥

With global instability on the rise — from Iran to Ukraine — the concept of reinstating the military draft has entered public discussion once again. But what if a 21st-century draft didn’t look like the past? In this video, two speakers explore the idea of a modern military draft — not just for soldiers, but for everyone. They debate how today's warfare is more technological than tactical, and how we might better utilize people’s specific skills to serve the country in innovative ways. 💬 Conversation Highlights: Would a draft bring discipline back for troubled youth? Does technology reduce the need for traditional soldiers? Could professions like journalists or marketers be drafted too? What if we had a televised Military Draft — NFL-style? Imagine a world where national service isn’t limited to carrying a rifle. Instead, cyber specialists, content creators, translators, and communicators are called to serve — using their talents to protect and unite the country in a time of crisis. This episode isn’t just a “what if” — it’s a fresh lens on civic duty, national responsibility, and how the next generation might redefine what it means to serve.

Luke Schuster from the MLO Bros and I review McDonald's Chicken Big Macs. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "We react to the Browns loss #clevelandbrowns #nfl #denverbroncos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaN23x52Ew -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

Don Gorske, a guest on the show, has eaten a Big Mac every day for 52.5 years, missing only eight days. He started on May 17, 1972. Gorske, now 71, buys Big Macs in bulk, consuming two fresh ones weekly and microwaving the rest. He has eaten a Big Mac in every NFL, MLB, and NASCAR stadium. Despite his diet, he maintains good health through regular exercise and a low-calorie intake. Gorske, who has been featured in "Super Size Me," emphasizes his independence and refusal of free Big Macs. He plans to continue his habit, aiming to reach 35,000 by March 2032.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and Its Impact * Chris and Robert discuss the end of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour * Amos Heller, a member of Taylor Swift's band for 15 years, reflects on his time touring with her, highlighting the emotional Instagram post he made. * Chris and Robert discuss the physical and emotional toll of touring, comparing it to their own travel experiences. * Taylor Swift's Financial Success and Crew Bonuses * Chris and Robert talk about the high ticket prices for Taylor Swift's concerts and the significant profits she makes. * Taylor Swift gave $197 million in bonuses to her crew, including performers and crew members, on top of their salaries. * Chris and Robert discuss the number of people involved in the tour and how the bonuses are distributed. * They speculate on whether the bonuses are split evenly among all crew members or if certain roles receive more. Taylor Swift's Tour Rider and Personal Preferences * Chris shares details of Taylor Swift's tour rider, which includes items like chocolate milk, grape juice, tortilla chips, and Diet Pepsi. * Robert and Chris discuss other pop stars' tour riders, including Christina Aguilera's request for a police escort with no traffic delays. * They compare Taylor Swift's relatively simple tour rider to other artists' more elaborate requests. * Chris and Robert reflect on their own experiences with travel and the luxury of private planes. Johnny Carson and the Amazing Kreskin * Chris and Robert reminisce about Johnny Carson's Tonight Show and the Amazing Kreskin, a mentalist who appeared on the show. * They discuss the impact of Johnny Carson's show on the careers of many comedians and performers. * Chris shares his limited exposure to Johnny Carson's show due to his conservative upbringing. * Robert recalls the Amazing Kreskin's ability to amaze audiences with his mentalist skills. Snoop Dogg's Evolution and New Ventures Chris and Robert discuss Snoop Dogg's transformation from a gangster rapper to a successful entrepreneur and TV personality. They talk about Snoop Dogg's new recipes, including billionaire bacon and Christmas cookies, and his role as a judge on The Voice. Chris expresses mixed feelings about Snoop Dogg's new ventures, appreciating his entrepreneurial spirit but missing his old hip-hop persona. Robert praises Snoop Dogg for his ability to reinvent himself and his success in various fields. New TV Shows and Recommendations * Robert recommends the new Ted Danson series "A Man and His Car" about a retired widower who becomes an undercover detective. * Chris mentions his wife's enjoyment of "The Crown" on Netflix, despite their difficulty in keeping track of episodes. * They briefly discuss other TV shows and recommendations, including "A Man and His Car" and "The Crown." * Chris and Robert reflect on their own viewing habits and preferences. Comedy and Late-Night TV * Chris brings up the controversial jokes made by late-night hosts about the United Healthcare CEO who was shot and killed. * They discuss the line between acceptable comedy and inappropriate humor, particularly in the context of a tragic event. * Chris expresses his discomfort with making jokes about such a serious situation. * Robert agrees that the jokes crossed a line and were inappropriate. Final Thoughts and Farewell * Chris and Robert wrap up the show by discussing Taylor Swift's future tours and potential themes. * They speculate on whether Taylor Swift will continue to tour and what her next tour might be like. * Chris suggests a football-themed album or a tour focused on dissing other pop stars. * They end the show on a humorous note, expressing their support for Taylor Swift and their appreciation for the show's audience.

In Ohio, prices ranged from $2.22 to $4.49 per gallon. Nationally, the average price of gasoline rose 2.5 cents last week to $3 per gallon.

A shooting in Grandview Heights has left one person dead.

Officers of Ross County are currently investigating an "officer-involved critical incident," authorities stated.

As we approach Memorial Day, I’m sitting with a lot of mixed emotions — and I imagine many of you are too. Memorial Day has long been a solemn and important day of remembrance. It’s a time to honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served and died in the United States Armed Forces. That service, that commitment, is deserving of our deepest respect. I want to make that absolutely clear. But alongside that respect comes a frustration — a frustration with the political system that sometimes uses patriotism as a shield, rather than a compass. It’s tough to reconcile honoring the people who gave everything for this country while watching political leaders chip away at the values and freedoms those service members believed they were protecting. This year also marks five years since the death of George Floyd — a moment that shook the nation and sparked a wave of calls for justice, equity, and understanding. We saw real momentum. We saw conversations that had long been buried come to the forefront. Businesses, schools, and even the government began to take Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) seriously. For the first time in a long time, there seemed to be a collective acknowledgment of the systemic challenges facing people of color in this country. But five years later, that progress feels fragile. Across the country, DEI initiatives are being rolled back. DEI officers are being let go. Books are being banned. Honest conversations about race and equity are being silenced in the name of political convenience. So what are we left with? We’re left with a day that reminds us of sacrifice. A day that asks us to reflect. But also a day that challenges us to be better — to build a country where the values we honor aren’t just symbolic, but truly lived out. I believe in the importance of DEI — not just as a political stance, but as a framework for understanding. DEI helps us recognize bias. It helps us hire fairly. It helps us support communities that have long been overlooked or outright harmed. And at its best, DEI invites us to learn — to listen — to grow. That shouldn’t be controversial. On this episode, I invite you to reflect with me. Let’s talk about the tension between honoring our past and being honest about our present. Let’s remember those who served with dignity. Let’s hold space for people of color still fighting to be seen and heard. And let’s ask the tough questions about where we go from here. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Whether you agree, disagree, or fall somewhere in between — let’s have that conversation. Drop a comment below, or reach out to me directly. If you appreciate honest conversations like this one, please consider supporting the podcast. We cover everything from pop culture to sports, current events to deeper issues like this. Your support helps keep these conversations going. Subscribe, share with a friend, and check out our other episodes. Thanks for listening — and take care of each other out there. 🎙️ Support the show 👍 Like this video 🗨️ Leave a comment 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications 💬 Share with someone who needs to hear this #MemorialDay #GeorgeFloyd #DEI #Podcast #PopCulture #Politics #Veterans #Justice #Reflection

Music from the band's June 3 concert at Vineyard Columbus Check out my personal site at https://viewfromthepugh.club and subscribe to my podcast via Apple Podcasts at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ohioan/id1545874687. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "We react to the Browns loss #clevelandbrowns #nfl #denverbroncos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaN23x52Ew -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

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The conversation revolves around various topics, including the controversial nature of OnlyFans, with a focus on a user named Sophie Ray, who claims to be a devout Christian and a virgin while earning $43 million on the platform. The discussion also touches on the shift in Twitter's culture post-Elon Musk, with frustrations over the platform's new policies and the rise of alternative social media like Mastodon and Bluesky. The group debates the merits of Foo Fighters versus Guns N' Roses, and they explore the concept of live webcams at The Villages in Florida. Additionally, they discuss the upcoming Netflix movie about Mary, the mother of Jesus, and its potential inaccuracies.

⁠Chris Pugh⁠ and ⁠Paul Yanchek⁠ talk about: * ⁠Accusations of dyeing dogs at zoo⁠ * ⁠The woman who lived in a store sign⁠ * ⁠How things got weird in a portal that connected New York City and Dublin, Ireland -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "We react to the Browns loss #clevelandbrowns #nfl #denverbroncos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaN23x52Ew -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

We were excited to see Dick Vitale make his return to ESPN #DickVitale #ESPNIn this video, we cover a wide range of topics in the world of sports, from basketball to football and the latest trade rumors. Join us as we break down some of the biggest stories and highlights, including college basketball, the NFL, the NBA, and coaching changes. Dick Vitale (0:30): We start by celebrating the return of Dick Vitale, the beloved college basketball broadcaster, who bravely came back to work after battling cancer. His return to the broadcast booth is a heartwarming moment for fans and the sports world alike. We also discuss Clemson's significant victory in a big game, but with a critical eye on the fans who rushed the court afterward, citing the injury risks that come with such behavior. Ryan Day (3:40): Next, we dive into Ohio State head coach Ryan Day's well-deserved contract extension after leading his team to a national championship. The discussion highlights the importance of his leadership and the future of the Ohio State football program under his guidance. Aaron Rodgers & Davante Adams (4:40): The future of Aaron Rodgers with the New York Jets is uncertain, with speculation swirling about his potential release or trade. We explore the latest reports and how this could impact the Jets' plans moving forward. Additionally, we look at the trade of Davante Adams and other NFL receivers, considering how these moves could reshape the league. Debo Samuel (6:50): We take a closer look at Debo Samuel and his role in the San Francisco 49ers' offense. As one of the most dynamic and versatile players in the NFL, Samuel’s impact on the field is undeniable. We discuss his future with the 49ers and how his unique skill set makes him a key asset to the team. Lakers/Hornets Trade Dropped (8:45): In NBA news, the Lakers were in talks to trade for Mark Williams from the Charlotte Hornets, but that deal ultimately fell through. We discuss what the trade could have meant for the Lakers and why the deal didn’t come to fruition. Jimmy Butler (9:45): Jimmy Butler's impact on the Miami Heat and the NBA as a whole is undeniable, but we also explore how his leadership could potentially benefit teams like the Golden State Warriors. Could Butler be a game-changer for the Warriors? We break down what makes Butler one of the most dominant players in the league. Kellen Moore (10:30): In coaching news, the New Orleans Saints have hired Kellen Moore as their new offensive coordinator. We dive into what Moore’s hiring means for the Saints’ offense and how he can help elevate their game after a season of mixed performances. Eli Manning (10:50): The debate around Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame snub continues. Despite leading the New York Giants to two Super Bowl victories and earning a reputation as one of the best quarterbacks of his era, Manning has yet to be inducted. We discuss his legacy and whether he deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame. Anthony Davis (13:10): Moving to the NBA, we turn our attention to Anthony Davis and his continued impact with the Los Angeles Lakers. As one of the league's top players, Davis' performance is crucial to the Lakers' success, and we discuss how his health and consistency could be the key to the Lakers' championship aspirations. Brian Belichick (14:10) Whether you're a fan of college basketball, NFL football, or the NBA, this video offers insight into the latest news and trends shaping the sports world. Dick Vitale, Ryan Day, Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, Debo Samuel, Lakers, Hornets trade, Jimmy Butler, Kellen Moore, Eli Manning, Anthony Davis, Brian Belichick, NFL trades, NBA news, sports commentary, Clemson basketball, Ohio State, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, Super Bowl, Mark Williams, San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Lakers.0): Lastly, we touch on Brian Belichick and his role in the New England Patriots’ defense. As the son of legendary coach Bill Belichick, Brian has big shoes to fill, and we discuss his contributions to the Patriots' coaching staff and the future of the team. Dick Vitale, Ryan Day, Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, Debo Samuel, Lakers, Hornets trade, Jimmy Butler, Kellen Moore, Eli Manning, Anthony Davis, Brian Belichick, NFL trades, NBA news, sports commentary, Clemson basketball, Ohio State, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, Super Bowl, Mark Williams, San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Lakers.

Ohio State is undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the nation - but something feels off. Despite their dominance, many fans say this Buckeyes season lacks excitement. Is it the methodical wins, the familiar storylines, or the absence of drama? In this video, we break down why following Ohio State feels a little boring this year, what that says about fan expectations, and whether this “quiet” run might actually be their most dangerous yet. #OhioState, #Buckeyes, #CollegeFootball, #OhioStateFootball, #NCAAF, #GoBucks, #SportsTalk, #CollegeSports, #BigTen, #BuckeyeNation, #FootballAnalysis, #SportsDebate, #NumberOneTeam, #FanPerspective, #FootballFans, #SportsCommentary, #CFBPlayoff, #TopRankedTeam, #BuckeyesNation, #FootballCulture

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel announced $6M in grants to expand driver training scholarships for young Ohioans statewide.