Austin & Birm

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Austin Ward and Jeremy Birmingham live and breathe the Scarlet and Gray. As trusted insiders on the Ohio State beat, they bring unmatched access and perspective from inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center to the Horseshoe and beyond. If it’s happening in Buckeye Nation, they’re on it.

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July 29 · 29 min
The Beat: Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork on jersey patch, facilities, NIL and more
It's another addition of The Beat from The Austin & Birm Show from the Hilton Chicago, the home of Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. Ohio State athletic's director Ross Bjork joins the show to talk about the big changes in college sports and to shed some light on how the Buckeyes found a winning jersey patch partner in Chase Bank.
July 29 · 18 min
Snap Judgments: Ohio State wraps up Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, what we learned about Buckeyes
The Austin & Birm Show are wrapping up their Big Ten Media Days coverage with another batch of Snap Judgments from the Hilton Chicago. Ryan Day, Julian Sayin, Jeremiah Smith and Jaylen McClain represented the Scarlet and Gray. Here are some of the things we gleaned from the day's discussions in the Windy City. ⮞ Business Inquiries: rick.rogala@10tv.com
July 29 · 12 min
The Beat: Ryan Day talks off-season, adjusting to new era of college football, Ohio State legacy
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day joined The Austin & Birm Show ahead of his time on the dais at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. ⮞ Business Inquiries: rick.rogala@10tv.com

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Austin & Birm

Episodes 163

The Beat: Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork on jersey patch, facilities, NIL and more

Snap Judgments: Ohio State wraps up Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, what we learned about Buckeyes

The Beat: Ryan Day talks off-season, adjusting to new era of college football, Ohio State legacy