Lathan Ransom and Tyvis Powell rank Ohio State's greatest safeties and discuss their favorite Buckeye football traditions, the Michigan game and more.
Lathan Ransom and Tyvis Powell are the latest Buckeyes to sit down for a “Tradition Talk” conversation about Ohio State football's past, present and future.
Ransom admitted he hadn't watched much of Tatum's performances for Ohio State but said to"throw him in there, too." Ransom said he would head to the film room after the episode to watch Tatum as a Buckeye. If Ransom didn't start his Tatum deep dive at that point, Powell said he should look up videos on YouTube.
"It's war," Powell said."You grow up watching it, and you think you understand, but until you are actually on the field, man, it's really like that. When I had my time to shine, I had that same mentality. It was to dominate those dudes. Show no love to none of them. They don't care about us, so we don't care about them. We will show y'all that we are the most dominant team and the better team.
"That season, we went through a lot," Powell said."The game that changed everything was Penn State. We were up 14, and I think they came back and tied the game. And I remember during that game, J.T. got hurt. A lot of people may not know that, but J.T. hurt his knee, where he could barely run the ball. Joey Bosa ended up with the walk-off sack. But that game was when we found out that no matter how good or bad things were going, this team would never give up.
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