The improbable turned out to be actually pretty plausible, and while Chris Holtmann and company are big time underdogs against Iowa State, the Dubcast is still excited.
Ryan Day and Ohio State have one week of practice in the tank, so now is a perfect time to ask our intrepid reporters Dan and Colin how they think the rest of spring will go.
Justin Fields coming to Ohio State seemed inevitable, even if him being cleared to play was not. Now that hurdle has been cleared, and Ohio State seems dangerous in 2019.
This week the Dubcast takes a look at some upwardly mobile former Buckeyes, including Super Bowl champion John Simon and NBA All-Star D'Angelo Russell.
You can't keep a Holtmann team down for long. Well, maybe you can, but not permanently! This week the Eleven Dubcast finds a lot to like in the future of the BasketBucks.
The Ryan Day era is progressing rapidly, and as Dwayne Haskins announces his exit, Coach Day is bringing in new coaches to put his stamp on the football staff.
It's the end of an era, which means there is literally zero reason for Urban Meyer to hold anything back in his last bowl game as Ohio State head football coach.
It's still hard to wrap our heads around one of the most insane, improbable wins in the history of The Game, but this week on the Dubcast we sure as hell try.
On the Eleven Dubcast this week, former linebacker Anthony Schlegel helps us ruminate on how Michigan comes into Columbus riding high and favored. Perfect.
Ohio State men's basketball was already cool and good under Chris Holtmann, but the results of their first two games are raising expectations in Columbus.
