Bill Landis

Not a ton like in the media.

I've definitely seen it on social media, but not like not a lot of people who cover Ohio State, I don't think.

Not like in those explicit terms.

As they dissected the play or whatever, I think it's like, oh, by the way, Jeremiah missed the block, but that's not how the conversation started.

But that answer, the thing that he said about that plays on me, I'm going to learn from it, that wasn't in response to that play specifically.

Jeremiah went there.

He did go there.

It's on his mind.

It's okay.

It's not like...

You know, we're not sitting here on March 28th saying, all right, everybody, let's retroactively.

I'll be mad at Jeremiah now since we're all comfortable to say it.

It sort of is what it is, but it's a, yeah, it's a reality of that situation.

And yeah, the player involved in it is the guy who talked about it first.

Like, why wouldn't it be on his mind?

I'm sure, I'm sure it weighs on them a lot, but.

yeah the guys made like uh i don't know three mistakes in his career he's two drop passes and that missed block um but that missed block was was in a pretty crucial moment yeah i mean there's a lot of things around it right it's like should you how often should you be throwing bubble screams to where the situation is it was a bad snap no one talks about that

Very impressed.

Um,

like obviously big shoes that he's stepping into didn't seem uncomfortable with that in in the least bit like very very confident very sure of himself i think has a clear vision for how what he wants that room to look like and how he wants to operate embraces the standard and legacy of that room and the challenge of carrying that forward and it just felt to me like he's got a pretty good handle on all this