Joey Kaufman
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 12 Mar
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I think we should think about him like LeBron James.
It's a comparison Brady Quinn made about Jeremiah when he first got to Ohio State.
18-year-old, just generational talent.
and then goes on to have a 20 year run in the NBA.
And it's just been such a mainstay for two decades in that league.
And you can't take it for granted.
You should appreciate it.
And three years in college is obviously not the length of 20 years in the NBA, but in college football years, three years is quite a while.
And so I think to have somebody this good, this young, be such a consistent force for Ohio state for the length of his career, didn't transfer anywhere, played,
in the jump and has been really good and is arguably their best receiver ever in school history and maybe one of their best players in school history.
I think it just should not be overlooked or underappreciated.
Just try to enjoy it or try to write something that sort of encapsulates how good it is.
There is such a gravitational pull on the Ohio State beat to who is next to emerge, and that's just the way college football works.
There's so much churn that you want to identify who is emerging on the roster.
I felt like it happened last year where Arvel Reese emerged, and he was so good seemingly overnight as a first-year starter that you sort of took Sonny Stiles for granted on the other – that linebacker.
And he's also going to be the, probably in the top 10.
So it just, it's, it's sort of, it's like natural, but good to think about the 10,000 foot view of the roster too.
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