COLUMBUS, Ohio – The lawyer in Doug Lesmerises makes Nathan Baird take the stand as he searches for the answer as to why the Big Ten moved the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game to October instead of the traditional last game of the regular season.
Watch the above video to find out what their verdict is in this excerpt from the Buckeye Talk podcast.
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