Morning Juice

Today in history, the NFL defends its scheduling model, Quick Hitters: John Mobley Jr's back & Charles Woodson Jr's following in his dad's footsteps, the Big Ten continues their push for a 24-team playoff, why Cinderellas likely won't exist in a 24-team CFP, what the bowl system might look like in a 24-team field, does Ryan Day have the toughest coaching job in sports?, and we chatted with Coach Willoughby joined us to discuss his team's disqualification at the state track meet.

This date in history, talking CFP expansion & more CFB with Bill Bender, Quick Hitters: Cavs win Game 7 & SGA wins back-to-back MVPs, Ohio Stadium is getting an upgrade, the Buckeyes land a '27 commitment, Tito doesn't want steroid users in the Hall of Fame, is Aaron Rodgers actually being underpaid this upcoming season, and a track athlete in North Carolina gets hosed.

This date in history, NFL schedule release reaction, Quick Hitters: Manny Diaz is grateful, Arkansas tennis programs are back & the Dolphins extend De'Von Achane, Lane Kiffin just can't help himself, Ohio State-Michigan could look drastically different in the world of a 24-team playoff, Mike Norvell's confident about this upcoming season, and our weekly chat with AJ Hawk.

Today in history, the gray sleeves are back for the Buckeyes, we hear more from Ryan Day's sit down with Josh Pate, Quick Hitters: Cavs steal game five, Jake Diebler adds to his coaching staff & the Nature Boy isn't a Luka Doncic fan, Albert Breer on all the latest around the NFL, the ACC digs in on wanting a 24-team playoff, and our weekly chat with Ya Highness.

Bobby's back, this date in history, we hear from Ryan Day's interview with Josh Pate, Quick Hitters: OSU MBB's conference opponents, College Gameday's early season locations, RIP Bob Tayek & the Bengals are going abroad, Aaron Portzline joined us to discuss the Charlie Coyle re-signing & more on the CBJ, when did every game become a "must win" for Ohio State, continuing that convo and more on the Buckeyes with Austin Ward, and John Gerber gets us ready for the PGA Championship.

JZ in for Bobby this morning! Today in history, we're two days away from the NFL schedule release, reasons for optimism for the Bengals, Browns, Quick Hitters: Milwaukee's open for business, Jamier Brown doubles down on OSU commitment, ND-USC might be back & LeBron's future, Ohio State unveils their new uniforms, the Oregon game could be a 3:30 kickoff, evaluating the Buckeyes transfer portal haul from last season, Bob Harig (Golf for Sports Illustrated) joined us to discuss his new book "Tiger v. Jack: Golf's Great Debate", and LaMelo welcomes LaOne into the world.

Morning Juice with Jeff 'Tito' Thitoff and Bobby Carpenter. Who will be atop the College Football world sitting at number 1 in the preseason poll? Ryan Day's son RJ has committed to competing against him at Northwestern. Darryn Peterson trying to explain sitting out last season in the worst way possible.

JZ in for Bobby this morning! Today in history, Ohio State-Alabama stays intact for the next two seasons, the Bucks & Ducks are (likely) heading for a Noon kickoff, Quick Hitters: NBA Draft lottery, Johnny Boxing & Dusty May's drawing NBA interest, how likely is each B1G team to win a National Title, Aaron Rodgers is set to return to the Steelers, and AJ Hawk closes out our week.

Today in history, Joe Burrow chats about the Bengals offseason at the Met Gala, Albert Breer talking NFL, Quick Hitters: Ohio State MBB schedules UConn, Ted Turner passes, the NFL won't need replacement refs & Golden Tempo's sitting out the Preakness, Stewart Mandel picks three OSU games among his five "must watch" CFB games this season, and our weekly check-in with Ya Highness.

This date in history, Dabo just can't help himself, Quick Hitters: Bowness wants his team uncomfortable, 50k to watch the World Cup & Jon Rahm can't leave LIV, grading our gift-giving abilities, recapping Ryan Day's appearance on Bishop & Friends, Austin Ward on the CFB calendar, Day entering year 10 & more, and Mark Cuban takes credit for IU landing Fernando Mendoza.