Horseshoe Hangover: Buckeyes air it out in 37-9 win against Bobcats, is Jeremiah Smith better this season than he was in 2024?, Julian Sayin's arm strength passes the eye test, Bo Jackson RB1?

The latest episode of Land Grant Holy Land’s Horseshoe Hangover is here! Join Alex Frank and Ryan Weckstein as they help you get through any lingering feelings you may have from the weekend while recapping Ohio State’s latest game and looking ahead to the next game. Ohio State aired the ball out in the second half Saturday night in its 37-9 win over the Ohio Bobcats, with Julian Sayin throwing for 347 yards and three touchdowns as the Buckeyes racked up 572 total yards. Alex and Ryan look into Sayin airing the ball out in the second half for two long touchdowns and why those throws are a testament to his arm strength. If fans were worried about Sayin after the Texas game, they shouldn't be now. Jeremiah Smith has nine receptions for 153 yards and a touchdown while adding a 17-yard rushing touchdown. Is it possible he is better this season than he was in 2024? What he has done through three games suggests he very well could be. The Buckeyes have found their running game over the last two games, and an unexpected player may have emerged as the RB1 going into Big Ten play. Alex and Ryan discuss why Bo Jackson could be the Buckeyes starting running back when Big Ten play starts in two weeks at Washington. Connect with Land Grant Holy Land: Twitter: @landgrant33 Connect with Alex Frank:Twitter: @frankie_nnati Connect with Ryan Weckstein: Twitter: @ryan_weckstein Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices