Ep. 117: Blake Biscardi, David Wertheim, and Grant Kincaid discuss what Ohio State’s 2024 National Championship means to the program and Buckeye Nation.
From wanting Ryan Day fired and the senior class to leave Columbus two months ago to etching themselves in College Football history is quite the plot twist. But one that was never in doubt inside the locker room.
Ohio State always believed, and because of that, they defended their family and became National Champions, beating the No. 1, No. 3, No. 5, and No. 7 teams along the way in the bracket. Ryan Day and the Buckeyes cemented themselves in history as legends as they rewrote the narrative and finished the season at the pinnacle of the sport after an improbable run the sport won’t soon forget.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are the 2024-25 National Champions. Blake Biscardi, David Wertheim, and Grant Kincaid discuss what Ohio State’s improbable National Title means to Buckeye Nation.
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Blake Biscardi serves as Co-Founder, Lead Reporter, and Senior Editor of The Silver Bulletin. He hosts the Buckeye Cadence podcast, where he breaks down Ohio State football and basketball with an inside look into the programs. Covering Julian Sayin in New York City in 2025 was his Heisman moment, which became a viral moment in its own right. Biscardi is a member of the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) and has degrees in Business Administration and Strategic Communication & Leadership.