Launch day is finally here for BuckeyeHuddle.com! The site will go live at about 10:00 am on Wednesday, and feature some of the biggest names in Ohio State football recruiting coverage, team coverage, and scheme coverage.

- Marc Givler and Alex Gleitman on recruiting

- Tony Gerdeman, Kevin Noon, and Tom Orr covering the team

- Ross Fulton, Devin Radcliffe, and Justin Whitlatch on Xs and Os

Learn more about the site, how it came together, and what you can expect when it launches on Wednesday.

In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman discuss the season-ending injury to redshirt freshman running back Evan Pryor. The fellas also recap everything that they heard during the defensive line media availability with Larry Johnson and his players. Among the topics covered throughout the show:
- What the Buckeyes miss without Evan Pryor?
- Should Ohio State move somebody to running back?
- Who are those candidates?
- Just how valuable and necessary is a fourth running back?
- Why is redshirt freshman defensive tackle Mike Hall the talk of fall camp?
- Where has fifth-year senior defensive tackle Taron Vincent gotten better?
- Why is sophomore defensive tackle Tyleik Williams now a more complete player?
- What were the Buckeyes missing without senior defensive end Tyler Friday last year?
- Why is senior defensive end Zach Harrison feeling better than ever?
- How many starters does Larry Johnson have?
- How deep can this defensive line go?
- And much, much more.

With less than three weeks to go before the season opener against Notre Dame, things are heating up on the recruiting trail for Ohio State.

The Buckeyes just landed a highly-touted safety prospect, and now they could be getting closer to flipping an elite 5-star defensive lineman.

Alex Gleitman of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to discuss those stories and much more.

- What convinced 2023 safety Jayden Bonsu that Ohio State was the place for him?

- How many more defensive backs will they take in the 2023 class?

- Will former commit Dijon Johnson end up back in the class?

- Can the Buckeyes get Keon Keeley to flip from Notre Dame?

- Is the season-opener against Notre Dame going to be one of the biggest recruiting weekends of all time?

In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr recap Monday's media availability with Ohio State offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson. Wilson discussed the lengths the program has to go to in order to have a great offense. He answered questions about the Buckeye defense. And he spoke about his position group and provided updates on the tight ends overall. The Buckeye tight ends were also made available and there were plenty of updates there as well. Tom and Tony discuss everything that was heard and said, and then spend a final few minutes on the naming of captains late last week.

Ohio State is close to a unanimous pick to not only win the Big Ten and make the College Football Playoff, but potentially do even more than that. But as the Buckeyes head into practice no. 10 of fall camp, there are still some unanswered questions for the program.

Kevin Noon of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to discuss the three biggest questions for this year's Ohio State football team.

- With only six scholarship cornerbacks and three currently at something less than full-go, will they have enough healthy players to lock down opposing passing attacks?

- There has been a lot of change at linebacker, from personnel to coaching to scheme. So are there any sure things there?

- While the top-5 of the offensive line is seemingly in good shape, how many backups does the coaching staff really trust right now?

It has been a little bit since I have been with everyone here on the Big Me Kickoff but let me re-introduce myself as we get started talking some Buckeyes football. A lot going on and I have plenty on my mind as I talk transfer portal and several other topics as we get closer to the start of the season as the Buckeyes look to bounce back after a 2021 season that ended on a high note but didn't exactly get across the correct finish line.

For the first (and likely only) time this fall, the media got a chance to watch a full Ohio State football practice Thursday morning at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.

It was an opportunity to get an updated look at how things have changed on the depth chart, which position groups are now settled, and which might still be a concern.

Kevin Noon of BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to discuss what they saw, what they learned, and what it all means for the 2022 Ohio State football team.

The Buckeyes are now through seven practices in fall camp and in this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr shared recap what they saw during the two-hour open practice. The fellas go position by position giving their thoughts and talking about who stood out, including a number of young players that aren't yet necessarily known by the masses. They also discuss a bit about what head coach Ryan Day had to say after practice as well.

In this live episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tom Orr, Tony Gerdeman, and Kevin Noon discuss the coming television contracts for the Big Ten and what this means for college football and Notre Dame. Is leaving ESPN a good thing for the conference? Where will you be able to find all of the Big Ten games you know and love and also hate watch? The fellas talk about all of it and also answer a number of questions from the viewers of the live stream regarding the Buckeye defense and many other things.

Ohio State's defense should look very different, and likely much better than it did in 2021. But what are the Buckeyes actually going to be doing differently this fall?

Buckeye Huddle's Xs and Os guru Ross Fulton joins host Tom Orr to discuss that and much more.

- Why are the Buckeyes going to play a 4-2-5, and what does that actually mean?

- Explaining how the linebackers will aim to "spill and kill" this season

- How will this year's defense differ from the "one-high" look the Buckeyes have featured in previous seasons?

- Why were they "guarding grass" last season, and why is that going to change this fall?

- How confident is Ross that they can have a top-10 defense in 2022?