The Eleven Dubcast

On this week's episode of The Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George discuss Ohio State football hitting its highest sales mark for season tickets since 2009. The duo also discuss ESPN's college football stadium rankings that have the Horseshoe among the top 10 but only fifth among Big Ten schools.

On this week's Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George react to the news that Ross Bjork may search for a path to tastefully selling the naming rights to Ohio Stadium and provide their own suggestions for sponsors as well as those from Eleven Warriors readers. The duo also explore early feedback on EA Sports College Football 25 before examining new reckless driving controversies at Georgia and Oklahoma State football players.

This week's Eleven Dubcast examines the major changes across the FBS conferences that at long last went into effect this month, including new schools in the Power Four conferences and a shrinking amount of independents. Johnny and George also discuss the recent commitments of Riley Pettijohn and Dorian Jones before a spirited discussion about Ohio anointing the walleye as its new official state fish.

On this week's Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George continue their conversation from last week about the prospect of unlimited coaching staffs by exploring humorous candidates that could become Ohio State's next lowest rung on the totem pole. The duo also explore a few more recent commitments to the Buckeyes before discussing Japan's recent win over the United States in football and the slow demise of Chipotle.

This week on the Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George recap a solid week on the recruiting trail for football that still begs to wonder if Ohio State will continue to develop its three-star prospects to the fullest extent possible across all positions. The duo also discuss a pending NCAA vote to allow an unlimited number of coaching staff and examine recent hires for a couple of non-revenue Buckeye athletic teams.

This week on the Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George explore the developments surrounding the Big 12's attempts to rebrand itself under the guise of a sponsor, and how this sets a precedent for selling out across college football moving forward. The duo also congratulate Neal Shipley on another low amateur performance at a major before relaying the significance of Charles Barkley announcing his retirement from broadcasting.

On this week's episode of The Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George celebrate the latest recruiting success for Tim Walton and Ohio State football in the form of four-star safety Faheem Delane before discussing the impending sale of August football camp tickets to the public. The duo also explore Ryan Day's recent comments on revenue sharing and preserving walk-ons in college football.

On this week's Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George examine the recent developments around sponsorship logos coming soon to FBS fields and jerseys before engaging in a discussion on the seeming lack of great college football movies for fans to enjoy. The duo also discuss Braxton Miller's forthcoming induction into the Ohio State Hall of Fame and offer a rest in peace to Bill Walton.

This week on The Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George have a sweeping discussion on the recent settlement the NCAA agreed to that paves the way for schools to start paying its college athletes via revenue sharing. The duo examine how fans should feel about this change given the current leverage players have with the transfer portal and also the likely forthcoming downsizing across many athletic departments.

This week on the Eleven Dubcast, Johnny and George do a deep dive on the first trailer released for EA Sports College Football 25, the jabs it takes at Ohio State, and why Buckeye fans should temper their expectations for any new NCAA football video game in the modern era. The duo also discuss Fanatics filing a lawsuit against Marvin Harrison Jr. and the funniest plays in OSU football history.