The Buckeye Weekly Podcast

Ohio State quarterback Quinn Ewers intends to transfer and will be putting his name into the NCAA transfer portal shortly.

Ewers came to Ohio State with much fanfare, so this is a disappointing decision from the Texas freshman.

What does this mean for the Buckeyes and the quarterback room moving forward? Is this a disaster for Ohio State?

Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss the transfer and the coming impact from Quinn Ewers' decision to leave Ohio State.

It is a bit of a strange day here for the Big Me Kickoff, we are talking Buckeyes even though the Buckeyes don’t have a game to play this weekend.

We are done talking about “The Game” (but we know others that won’t stop talking about it, let’s see how things look 360 days from now with that approach) but there is still plenty to talk about as the Buckeyes are idle this weekend as conference crown their champions.

We take a look at all of the Division 1 championship games, starting with action tonight between the Pac-12 and Conference USA and then move into a busy Saturday that will see the rest of the champions crowned.

Who do we like to win these games, who should you be rooting for if you want to see the most chaotic outcome possible? We touch upon all of that.

The Big Ten announced its all-league teams earlier this week and major award winners. Ohio State quarterback CJ Stroud pulled off a feat never accomplished before but that apparently was not enough for the Walter Camp Award, snubbing the Ohio State quarterback from its list of finalists despite the league determining that Stroud was the best offensive player in the league.

And we even talk a little bit of basketball in this one. Ohio State came out and shocked college basketball and then-No. 1 Duke on Tuesday. What does that mean moving forward? How did the Big Ten fare in its annual challenge with the ACC? What made Ohio State’s upset win against Duke all the more impressive? We touch upon that as well.

There is plenty to talk about here in the Big Me Kickoff this week. Spend the next 30 minutes with host Kevin Noon as he goes through all of those topics and more on his weekly show.

It's conference championship game season and if the postseason is anything like the regular season, you should probably expect the unexpected.

Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman preview the biggest conference championship games of the weekend and make some picks along the way.

Will Alabama be able to stay with Georgia? Can Iowa score on Michigan? Which game will be the most entertaining of them all? The fellas answer all of these questions and more.

There is no Ohio State game this weekend but this bold prediction train stops for no one.

Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman are back with more bold predictions, but this time they pick and choose from the conference championship games this weekend.

No team is safe with predictions as bold and dangerous as these!

Big Me Kickoff is back with a LIVE edition with Kevin Noon and Marc Givler and the new College Football Playoff rankings are here and we now know where the Buckeyes sit on the back end of their loss in ‘The Game’. Is there still a path to the playoffs or has that door closed? Is there anyone you should be rooting for, or against, in Championship Weekend? We discuss all of that.

What’s going on with Ohio State recruiting and is this the wildest start to the offseason in recent memory for the coaching carousel? Are targets once thought to be in, out?

And where can you get a good burger or German meal around town? We even talk a little food here on the Big Me Kickoff. Don’t miss out.

It was a wild day in college football, as Lincoln Riley is off to USC and Brian Kelly is headed to LSU.

What is next for Oklahoma and Notre Dame? And what does this mean for Luke Fickell and possibly Marcus Freeman?

And why does Michigan insist on talking like they've won a decade's worth of games after just one win over the Buckeyes?

There was so much happening on Monday that Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman had to go live Monday night to talk about it. They were also joined by Kevin Noon to discuss everything going on and to answer questions during the live stream.

Michael Citro and Chip Minnich look at the myriad things that went wrong in Ohio State's 42-27 loss at Michigan on Saturday, dive into other news out of Ohio State, take a look at the other results in the Big Ten from the weekend, and look back at their preseason predictions.

Ohio State's disappointing loss at Michigan on Saturday may have been a long time coming, but that doesn't mean Ryan Day is going to simply chalk it up to the powers of inevitability.

In this latest episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss what the loss means for the Buckeyes and where they go from here.

It was a wild weekend of college football as conference championship games were set.

The College Football Playoff semifinals are starting to take shape, the only question now is how many teams will the SEC have and can Notre Dame sneak in via an upset in front of them.

Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman spend some time discussing the games and what is next. They also talk about the coaching moves of Billy Napier to Florida and Lincoln Riley to USC. What's next for Oklahoma and is Matt Campbell in the perfect place for his kind of success?

Tony and Tom discuss all of this and much more.

For some, the unthinkable happened on Saturday.

For others, it was the inevitable.

Michigan beat Ohio State 42-27 in Ann Arbor on Saturday and Tony Gerdeman, Tom Orr and Kevin Noon give their instant reactions following the game and answer dozens of questions from the viewers of the live stream throughout the show.