
Jeff “Tito” Thitoff and Bobby Carpenter bring their high-energy style and insider perspective to all things football — from the Buckeyes to the NFL. Packed with analysis, great storytelling, and plenty of laughs, Morning Juice is your personal adrenaline shot.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Today in history, what we're looking for in Saturday's Ball State game, Quick Hitters: Luke Fickell's ready for Notre Dame's defense & Michigan names Tommy Carr as QB2, we hear from Ryan Day on his Monday night Buckeye Roundtable, the SEC's fight aga... more
This date in history, Talkin' Ball with Bill Bender, Quick Hitters: Aaron Donald's back, the Browns keep all four QBs, Scottie Scheffler wins the FedEx Cup (again), and former Buckeyes making the cut across the NFL, recapping the week zero slate, the... more
This date in history, we hear from some of the Buckeye captains, Quick Hitters: ESPN makes a big broadcast change, the MLB wants to be more like the NFL & NBA and Tua's not been good in Atlanta, we make our CFB predictions for this season, the new Se... more
This date in history, the SEC & NFL join the B1G in preventing guys from returning to CFB, Quick Hitters: RIP to the Pro Bowl & Tony Pettiti gets extended, things get worse for JJ McCarthy in Minnesota, Albert Breer on all things NFL, Jeremiah Smith'... more
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I have listed to Morning Juice since the start. Sorry Bobby, but I cannot take Jeff and his bumbling moron act first thing in the morning. His constant interruptions break any flow the show used to have Please get somebody else to replace him. Take Care.
Hayden is very funny when he is involved in the show. The betting advice is enthusiastic, passionate, and funny.
At 6 am the morning juice is a great way to start your day. Great sporting news and insightful conversations, with a light side to life.
At 6 am the morning juice is a great way to start your day. Great sporting news and insightful conversations, with a light side to life.
Schlegs is sorely missed. Brandon can be a robot, saying the same thing every day, and Bobby is inconsistent with his mood and energy. Sometimes he’s combative, even. When things click, though, it’s quite good. Way better than ESPN Radio!
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Two high-energy hosts deliver fast-paced, opinionated sports talk centered on Ohio State, the NFL, and college football at large, mixing game analysis with banter, personal anecdotes, and local business sponsorships. Episodes frequently feature on-site camp takes, coaching perspectives, and interviews with former players, current coaches, and prominent sportswriters, all anchored by a strong Ohio-local flavor and a readiness to pivot between deep football strategy and pop-culture riffing. The show stands out for its regional focus, guest variety, and a consistent morning-drive energy that keeps conversations entertaining while staying rooted in the Buckeye and broader football ecosystems.
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Recent guests on Morning Juice include:
1. Jake Burns
2. Jake Ballard
3. Ryan Day
4. Phil Steele
5. Bill Bender
6. Roy Hall Jr.
7. Austin Ward
8. Jerry Birmingham
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