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On Land-Grant Holy Land In Conversation, we talk to people in and around Ohio State athletics, and the sporting world at large, to bring you a different insight and perspective to the teams, athletes, and university that you love.
On today’s episode, we are in conversation with Ohio State men’s basketball legend, Joey Lane. Despite being a criminally underused walk-on for the Buckeyes, Joey Buckets achieved cult-figure status as one of the most beloved members of the basketball program in the last four years. Joey talks about his time at Ohio State, his rivalry with Andrew Dakich, why Chris Holtmann told him that the 2018 team was a bunch of lunatics, what to expect from Ohio State’s incoming freshmen, and much more.
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Twitter: @JoeySmoke14
Drive the Lane Twitter: @DriveTheLanePod
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Twitter: @BWWMatt
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We take a look back at the top 10 or so overall and Buckeye recruits from 2019 and see how they are doing. We also go through the latest recruiting rumors and news that includes basketball recruiting starting to kick off.
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What Buckeye coach John Eckstorm did in the 1899 season would change the course of Ohio State football history — elevating a program moored to mediocrity to new heights.
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0:00 — Intro0:51 — Even though the field hockey team won twice, they dropped to No. 18 in the polls. How did last week go for the Bucks?1:56 — Leaders that have emerged this season2:35 — What OSU needs to do against Michigan 3:12 — How OSU women’s ice hockey is at 4-0 to begin the season3:48 — Impact of Emma Maltais4:26 — Prediction for OSU-Wisc this weekend5:06 — What OSU’s men’s hockey team has to do in order to start the season on the right foot.
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In the seventh episode, Tia and Meredith debate whether Ohio State head coach Ryan Day’s “nurturing” style coaching is more beneficial than the Urban Meyer or Nick Saban “get tough or get out” mentality.
They also talk about imposter syndrome, what it is, how it affects women in sports, and how to overcome it.
The episode finishes with an update on the Kent State field hockey incident and a list of women sporting events to watch and keep up on this week.
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What's been the biggest surprise about Ohio State this season? Who's the biggest threat left on the schedule? Colton takes your questions and comments about the Buckeyes through six games of 2019.
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On Land-Grant Holy Land In Conversation, we talk to people in and around Ohio State athletics, and the sporting world at large, to bring you a different insight and perspective to the teams, athletes, and university that you love.
On today’s episode, we are in conversation with Land-Grant Holy Land’s editor emeritus, and the Associate Director of College Brands for SB Nation, Matt Brown. In our chat, we talk about the first half of Ohio State’s football season as well as the debate over Name, Image, and Likeness rights for student-athletes. Matt provides his unique insights into the Buckeyes, Ryan Day, Justin Fields, and the name, image, and likeness debate surrounding college sports.
Contact Matt Brown
Twitter: @MattSBN
Extra Points: mattbrown.substack.com
Contact Matt Tamanini
Twitter: @BWWMatt
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