Hey now! In the 108th episode, we have a bonus, bonus show. Bru welcomes back Coach and Tom, and we are introduced to a Buckeye trapped in the state of Michigan, Jay Overy. Tom details his experience being at The Game, Jay has a new TV and finally bragging rights, and Coach has eight Christmas trees already up in celebration.

Comin’ atcha! In the 107th episode, it’s actually our first episode… our first celebratory show after “The Game”. Tyler is proud,Schepp is a good uncle, and Bru celebrated in style. Bo Jackson was calm, Julian Sayin was surgical and WRU lived up to the hype. The defense was dominant and the Buckeyes won it their way and with humility. Brutus became more of a legend, and we name our game MVP’s and unsung heroes. And we end the show with a conversation with Bill Rabinowitz, the author of “Buckeye Brotherhood”.

Hey now! In the 106th episode, Bru feels like Tony Reali, as he’s joined by a full panel before The Game. Bru explains why no one should ever discount the importance of this game, Darrin Jones is fired up and not afraid to spread the fire and Tom Schneider makes his debut on the show. Coach breaks news about both Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate and Tyler wants the Buckeyes to remain true to their identity. Schepp joins late and points out that Bru and Ryan Day are the Superman meme, we all share our thanks for Matt Patricia and we break down everything before Saturday. What brings us confidence, what enhances our nerves, what are the keys to the game and who will be the unsung hero? It’s all here. Happy Thanksgiving!

Comin' atcha! In the 105th episode, Bru starts by reminding everyone that November is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Tyler is afraid to fly, Bru is afraid of heights and Tyler discusses his bathroom views. Bru shares how getting injured by a toilet is more likely than why Brian Daboll got canned, pun intended. Tyler talks about his Penn State game day experience and the guys discuss if Indiana is better than Ohio State. Tyler confuses Bru, then himself, over the Big Ten’s tiebreaker rules and then begin a passionate discussion on this year's Heisman race, and what makes a Heisman moment. And Bru goes above and beyond, with three dad jokes to end the show.

Hey now! In the 104th episode, Bru and Tyler begin the show by honoring the life of Nick Mangold and Bru shares how we can all do our part in making sure people don’t die twice. As Tyler continues to be pro-bourbon, Bru set a new personal record, made $7 from Nielsen, mailed candy to his brother and is now pizza’d out, all during the bye week. Bru and Tyler also have differing opinions on a masseuse: who wants Gary, and who prefers Victoria? The fellas break down the shutout win over Bucky in Madison, get you ready for the return of Jim Knowles and Bru and Tyler begin their Heisman campaign for Julian Sayin.

Comin' atcha! In the 103rd episode, Tyler has left Bru and Schepp in the dust, as he is now a bourbon drinker. We learn about a baby name consultant making bank in San Francisco, how 40 seconds will get you into the Guiness Book of Records and why Bru's fear of dying early has returned. The Buckeye Guys recount their trip to the Horseshoe, their new friend they met at the stadium, and how "O-H-I-O' nearly got the guys on television. Schepp and Tyler express their satisfaction with the Buckeyes win at Illinois, while Bru is back in his sports pessimism comfort zone, thanks to a lackluster run game and Joe McGuire before heeding a warning to Buckeye Nation. And Tyler joins the new tradition, by adding his own dad joke to the mix.

Hey now! In the 102nd episode, Bru and Tyler begin the show with big life update from Bru, as he introduces everyone to Sawyer. Later, an unexpected surprise appearance from Schepp makes the show feel whole. We discuss in detail the art of bird nesting, what it means to take a knee at work and the joys of using an outhouse. Bru claims that country clubs are just fraternities for old guys, a Wal-Mart greeter gets in trouble for greeting and a Twitter user makes a bet with his mouth his keyboard may not cash. And after the bye week, the Buckeye Guys applaud the defensive gem at Washington and continue to sing the praises of Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith. And keeping with new tradition, Bru ends the show with another dad joke original.

Comin’ atcha! In the 101st episode, Schepp introduces us to his favorite burrito spot, Tyler has a new haircut and Bru had a special golf moment over the weekend. We discuss just how bad Chris Simms was on the telecast against the Bobcats and how good Brandon Aubrey is for fantasy owners. Bru shares something that keeps him awake at night while struggling through a word he can’t say.

Buckeye Nation has been introduced to Bo Jackson, and the defense continues to dominate. Does OSU have three position groups that are the best in America? We discuss. And we discover a new way to end each show!

Hey now! In the 100th episode, we are celebrating a milestone, a season-opening victory and Tyler has a surprise for Bru’s birthday. The Buckeye Guys share a laugh after Belichick’s college debut and Bru believes the WNBA could learn from the Buckeyes on what’s allowed on a playing surface. We learn about Gen Z in the work place, Johnson and Johnson’s quality control department, who is older than sliced bread and why Bru will now never try avocados. The Buckeyes hooked the Horns, Julian Sayin did everything right and we sing the praises of Tyler’s doppelgänger, Matt Patricia. Bru never bought into the Arch Manning hype, and special guest, Matt Porter, realizes he knows more about the stadium’s beers than the football team.

Comin’ atcha! In the 99th episode, the Buckeye Guys are back together. Bru says “thank you” before the 100th show and Tyler enjoyed his Nashville concert too much. The Buckeye Guys comment on all things weird: ice cream flavors, AOL is cancelling dial up, and Biden’s memoir in progress. Bru shares a story about how food poisoning cancelled a flight and why we all are owed more days of PTO. Ohio State announces their captains, quarterback and Block O recipient and we preview our 2025 areas of excitement. And we bid summer adieu as we crown a winner in the Lays Around the World quiz.