THE SCRIPT: A Podcast on THE Ohio State Buckeyes
Aug 19, 2026 · 50 min · 25 segments
Cardale Jones is fresh off a visit to Ohio State training camp, and he’s got plenty to say about what he saw from the Buckeyes. On this episode of The Script, Cardale Jones, Beanie Wells and Dave…
Beanie WellsHostYou know, I wouldn't say any inside information, but big shouts out to Monica Johnson, uh, Paris Johnson's mom, who's now working with the team, and, and, uh, at, you know, at a capacity of really bridging the gap for, um, parents for-
... uh, that's on the current team, and really starting to bridge the gap and make it stronger with the former players and current players, and in conjunction with C.J. Barnett.
So they invited us out to be around our mentorees, with some of the players that we're kinda, you know, having an impact on at the, uh, on the team now.
So it's pretty cool to kinda go out there and watch and be around the guys and see, and get that kinda camp smell that you know football's right around the corner.
I mean, some of these parents, that's the sisterhood, right, when she gets involved.
It's cool, though, to see how some of these parents, even when their kids, like Paris is now with the Cardinals, they still embrace the program, and they're part of the recruiting process.

I mean, and I think for a lot of these parents, um, a- and mine included, you know, when we all came down to Ohio State when we were being recruited, not only were we able to develop relationships with the guys that we were being recruited with-

And, you know, getting the opportunity to understand, you know, what it's gonna be like through the recruiting process, what it's gonna be like, uh, when your child gets here, and what you need to be prepared for as a parent.

I think she's doing a phenomenal job of that, of, you know, getting not only the, the younger players ready, but getting their families ready.

And a lot of times, uh, for a lot of these players, uh, their families have a real b- huge stronghold on them.
You know, I wouldn't say any inside information, but big shouts out to Monica Johnson, uh, Paris Johnson's mom, who's now working with the team, and, and, uh, at, you know, at a capacity of really bridging the gap for, um, parents for-
... uh, that's on the current team, and really starting to bridge the gap and make it stronger with the former players and current players, and in conjunction with C.J. Barnett.
So they invited us out to be around our mentorees, with some of the players that we're kinda, you know, having an impact on at the, uh, on the team now.
So it's pretty cool to kinda go out there and watch and be around the guys and see, and get that kinda camp smell that you know football's right around the corner.
I mean, some of these parents, that's the sisterhood, right, when she gets involved.
It's cool, though, to see how some of these parents, even when their kids, like Paris is now with the Cardinals, they still embrace the program, and they're part of the recruiting process.

I mean, and I think for a lot of these parents, um, a- and mine included, you know, when we all came down to Ohio State when we were being recruited, not only were we able to develop relationships with the guys that we were being recruited with-

And, you know, getting the opportunity to understand, you know, what it's gonna be like through the recruiting process, what it's gonna be like, uh, when your child gets here, and what you need to be prepared for as a parent.

I think she's doing a phenomenal job of that, of, you know, getting not only the, the younger players ready, but getting their families ready.

And a lot of times, uh, for a lot of these players, uh, their families have a real b- huge stronghold on them.
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