Stat guru extraordinaire Matt Gutridge sits in with Tim to talk Ohio State football numbers.

Like how close Jeremiah Smith is to taking two major school career records, and he's just going into his third season. And the spate of quarterback passing accuracy under Ryan Day.

Also, Matt turns the table and asks Tim a few questions.

So, of course, this went long.

Many, no doubt, have dreamed of owning a golf course.

Jim Cox and his wife lived adjacent to the now-Ridge Golf and Gardens when it became available several years ago, so they took the plunge.

Then, a couple of years ago, when one of Ohio's highly respected courses, Darby Creek, hit the market, they waded right in and snared it, too.

Two Marysville-area courses within 2 miles of each other as the crow flies, each needing various degrees of upgrades - Cox and his wife stepped up to the challenge and anyone can see the differences, from the clubhouse to the greens.

Cox joined us to talk about the daunting task and why he embraces it.

Under the auspices of the 2nd & 6 Foundation, the 1996 Ohio State Rose Bowl championship team was gathered by Ryan Miller to reminisce this week at Wedgewood Country Club. It's been 30 years - or as one of the players put it, "a blink of an eye" - since their dominant Big Ten title season, marred only by a 13-9 loss to Michigan. But they rallied to upset No.2 Arizona State in the Rose Bowl and themselves finish No.2 in the final polls. We reminisce with them.