In Escanaba, MI! GO BUCKS!!!!!!!! O-H!

Let's get some question going early.

Thanks!

The backup qbs get a chance to run the offense against Indiana and not handoff every play. Realistically there are two potential games left on the schedule where they could get meaningful reps. The way Ryan Day has managed the backup qb situation is puzzling to me. It feels like we won't know what we truly have behind Stroud until next year, assuming he goes into the draft.

And doesn’t want to stop working until gets one.

Not at the hoops game tonight, but I'll be watching on TV from home and will be here offering some thoughts on what we see. If anyone wants to talk hoops during the game, you know where to find me.

On Emeka Egbuka’s versatility, the run game and more.

1. On a scale of 1-10, how concerned are you with Ohio State’s struggles in the running game?

2. How closely are you following the NBA season thus far?

3. Best bun - sesame seed, brioche or pretzel?

4. TCU @ Texas, who ya got?

5. Have you (or would you) ever attend the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC?

Arion Carter at Ohio State is one:

Too many points?

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My brother and I do an annual road Ohio State game, and this year based on schedules we are headed to Maryland! I have been to College Park but it was probably 10 years ago or so, and I don't remember much. We're planning to arrive midday Friday and leave Sunday late morning. We will have a car so are fully flexible (though I will say we are probably unlikely to head down to DC as I've spent plenty of time down there). Would love any and all food, drink, etc recommendations anyone might have!

Had the pleasure of voting in the Big Ten Basketball preseason media poll, which is conducted jointly by Adam Jardy of the Dispatch and Brendan Quinn of The Athletic. Results are below, and then I'll put how I voted (if you're into such things) below that.

Projected order of finish (first-place votes)
1. Indiana (19)
2. Illinois (6)
3. Michigan (1)
4. Michigan State
5. Purdue (1)
6. Ohio State
7. Iowa (1)
8. Rutgers
9. Wisconsin
10. Maryland
11. Penn State
12. Minnesota
13. Northwestern
14. Nebraska

Player of the Year: Hunter Dickinson, Michigan (14 votes)
Others: Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana (13), Kris Muray, Iowa (1)

Freshman of the Year: Jadon Hood-Schifino, Indiana (16)
Others: Skyy Clark, Illinois (6), Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State (2), Ty Rodgers, Illinois (1), Jett Howard, Michigan (1), Tre Holloman, Michigan State (1)

Transfer of the Year: Terrance Shannon Jr., Illinois (16)
Others: Matthew Mayer, Illinois (4), Jaelin Llewellyn, Michigan (3), Jahmir Young, Maryland (3), Dawson Garcia, Minnesota (2)

First-Team All-Big Ten
Hunter Dickinson, Michigan (unanimous)
Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana (unanimous)
Zach Edey, Purdue
Kris Muray, Iowa
Clifford Omoruyi, Rutgers

Second-Team All-Big Ten
Terrance Shannon Jr., Illinois
Jamison Battle, Minnesota
Xavier Johnson, Indiana
Chucky Hepburn, Wisconsin
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin

Won't list all the players who received votes, but will tell you that Ohio State's Justice Sueing and Zed Key received some.

and the biggest questions.

Talked with Cameron Brown briefly after practice. He said he's felt great the last few days, and he would have been able to play if the Buckeyes weren't being cautious with him due to the poor conditions at Northwestern. Expect to see the veteran cornerback back in action on Saturday.

Do you think JSN plays another snap for the Buckeyes?

Talk about that stuff here -- and the link for the YouTube live stream will be dropped in here shortly. That will go live about 12:45p.

Let's talk about football, hoops and whatever else is on your mind. See y'all at noon.

they could be hacked apparently. The Politico has conveniently warned American voters of all the ways this election may not be safe on the eve of what appears could be many democrat defeats. We shall see. But now suddenly what used to be crack pot QAnon conspiracy theory stuff is a real concern. Politico lays out a bunch things the left can use to become elections deniers....well if dems lose.....they will be patriots doing their duty to protect our most precious right to vote. They will require immediate and serious investigation suddenly.

This even has modems connecting to voting machines and impacting vote tallies.