The Jay Stephens Podcast: An Ohio State Football and Basketball Podcast

Today Jay talks about the youth movement at the QB position, the postseason ban the NCAA put on the Georgia Tech basketball team, a few issues he has with ESPN’s NBA top 50, and the teams he views as still being eligible for the playoff.

The podcast has reached 1k plays! Today Jay shows his excitement for the young show reaching the 1000 plays mark, talks about the NCAA allegations against the Kansas football and basketball teams, discuses a couple Houston players redshirting in the middle of their senior season, and gives his weekly NFL & college football picks.

Today Jay has fun comparing stats between a couple QBs and some superstars in the NBA, shares his thoughts on the Antonio Brown situation, and talks about why Notre Dame doesn’t need to be in a conference.

Today Jay talks about people wanting Adam Vinateri to retire, Eli Manning being benched, tanking vs rebuilding, and provides his weekly college football and NFL picks.

Today Jay talks about fantasy college football, how good Ohio St looks so far this season, clock management issues from last week, and if Antonio Brown should be allowed to play.

Today Jay talks about he misses the America of September 12, 2001, discusses the sexual assault allegations of Antonio Brown, gives a quick recap of week 1 in the NFL, and gives his weekly college football and NFL picks.

Today Jay talks about a tradition at his high school that was broken, Antonio Brown’s antics before being released, the Patriots new addition, and how people quickly forget how good Jalen Hurts played at Alabama.

Today Jay talks about Ezekiel Elliott’s new contract, Jared Goff’s new contract, true freshmen quarterbacks, as well as gives his weekly NFL & college football picks.

Today Jay predicts the winner of each division in the AFC, talks about the Chicago Bears in house barber, discusses how good Shaq could have been, and gives his final week 1 pick for college football.

Today Jay talks about the Colts inability to protect Andrew Luck throughout his career, and his displeasure with the Colts fans being selfish when they heard about Andrew Luck retiring.