Ohio Stadium

We got two pairs of tickets.

We got tickets to go see Noah Kahn at Ohio Stadium, or we got tickets to go see Dexter in the Moon Rocks.

They're going to be at the rail on April 9th.

Your call, baby.

Ohio State moves on to Oregon this week.

It's a 3-30 kick at the Shoe on Saturday.

Our coverage here on The Fan on Saturday begins at 10 a.m. in the morning.

It was an offensive explosion for the CBJ last night as they beat the Colorado Avalanche 7-2 on home ice.

Hi there, my friend.

This is Jim Overhill speaking from Ohio State Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, where in just a few minutes, WTAM will broadcast the Ohio State-Michigan football game, This Is It, this Saturday, November the 20th, 1954.

And now Thomas J. Unicompany, first in Cleveland with Round the Clock Insurance Protection Service, brings you stadium interviews direct from the scene of the Ohio State Buckeyes in action.

In just a moment, we'll talk with our special guest, This afternoon, Bob Cromwell.

And while we have a moment here, Art, let's pick up the Ohio State band.

Coming out on the field now, the Ohio State squad coming out onto the gridiron.

All right, Ohio State is on the field first, and coming on in just a moment will be the University of Michigan as we have the deciding game here for the Rose Bowl right here at Columbus, Ohio, from Ohio State Stadium in Columbus.

Let's hear the band.

Here comes the Michigan band now out of the tunnel and the fans are absolutely screaming The Michigan band, like the Ohio State band, has a great number of traditions.

It's interesting that at the Ohio Stadium, the tunnel is at the north end of the field, and the Ohio band has a tradition of coming out that way, so even though here there is no tunnel, the Ohio State band continued to make their entrance from the north end zone, and the Michigan band, of course, came on from the center of the field, and they opened their show with the M Fanfare.

THE END and Dave Perkins.

And as you probably heard, the fans are so keyed up that they're cheering the drum major like he was the first string quarterback.

And I think tributes to both clubs.

Again, they go off the field arm and arm after... 60 minutes of warfare out there.

You mentioned it last year, I remember, as that game closed out at Ohio Stadium.

This year, the same thing.

There's some others out there that look awesome.

So the Columbus Blue Jackets two years ago played in the outdoor game at Ohio Stadium.

It was awesome.

Johnny and I were there.

So this came up because yesterday we found out that Northwestern will be Big Noon.

And if you guys go back to August, and I said it then, that you are not – in this current television contract, Ohio State is not going to play a meaningful night game at the Horseshoe again.

If Texas last year wasn't a night game – There will never be one.

There won't be.

But, of course, this is a really huge game, and this game...

It's tantamount to what the visit to Notre Dame to Ohio Stadium was a year ago when they played the Buckeyes.

They're making this game bigger than it really is.

Well, that's true.

Mario Cristobal was still there at that point.

So this is Dan Lanning's first trip to Ohio Stadium.

Before every game, he takes a pregame walk around the stadium just to sort of look around, get his bearings.

Is that maybe going to be a little more special in a place with as much history as Ohio Stadium the first time he's there?

Yeah, I'm certainly excited to go play in this venue.

I don't know that the walk's any different, right? But it's certainly, you know, it's one of those boxes that you want to check of the opportunity to play in a place that's special like that.

And we've got other good players on this team that are available, that they're able to utilize and can create explosive plays.

So really in the secondary, at linebacker, even with the front, it's a collective unit that everybody has to play together to try to limit explosive plays for players like him.