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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2013 · 42 MIN

tBBC Radio Hour: Spring Game Review/Roy Hall

from The Buckeye Battle Cry Radio Hour · host The Buckeye Battle Cry

It's that time of the year again... Football is back! On this week's edition of The Buckeye Battle Cry Radio Hour, we've got plenty story lines, predictions and performances to talk about after Saturday's annual Spring game, held at Paul Brown Stadium on Saturday for the first time in school history. Helping us do so is the great Jeremy Birmingham of Eleven Warriors. Birm brings us his perspective from the game, as well as breaks down who he though had a solid showing in the game and what can be taken from the scrimmage. He also breaks down his thoughts on Braxton Miller, Urban Meyer's second year, and the depth surrounding this Buckeye team. Then we go from the Gridiron, to the Hardwood. Former Buckeye Wide Receiver Roy Hall joins us, to talk about the Driven Foundation's basketball game for charity coming up on Friday. The Driven Foundation president also talks about his relationships with fellow Buckeyes Maurice Clarett and Antonio Smith -- as well as what his foundation has been able to accomplish over the last few years. That's all jam packed in another addition of tBBC Radio Hour! Enjoy!

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