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I watched a few terrible games because Walton was on the broadcast. It was the parallels between beautiful basketball and Bob Weir that made me laugh.In the 90's the was a Pac-10 network that he called games for, it was very small time. I remember watching a game against UCLA and ASU where ASU had gotten behind big and was attempting a comeback. After they cut the lead to single digits UCLA went on another run and Bill said "ASU has shot their load".
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Latest Celebrity 'Obit' posts
- By DubCoffman62
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In the 90's the was a Pac-10 network that he called games for, it was very small time. I remember watching a game against UCLA and ASU where ASU had gotten behind big and was attempting a comeback. After they cut the lead to single digits UCLA went on another run and Bill said "ASU has shot their load".
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NCAA Football 2025
- By ScriptOhio
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Skull Session: Buckeyes Don Scott and Fred Norton Made the Ultimate Sacrifice For the United States, and Ryan Day Says Ohio State is “Not For The Faint of Heart”
Don Scott and Fred Norton made the ultimate sacrifice for the United States military and Ryan Day says Ohio State football is “not for the faint of heart.”
IT'S IN THE GAME. According to documents CLLCT obtained last week, EA Sports paid Ohio State $99,875.16 for its appearance in EA Sports College Football 25. The Buckeyes were considered one of 13 “Tier 1” schools that received the highest distribution along with Alabama, Clemson, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Oregon, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Utah and Iowa.
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Over the weekend, Matt Liberman of CLLCT shared that EA Sports used AP Polls from the past 10 years as the primary variable to rank teams. However, the documents CLLCT obtained did not indicate whether the poll was “the sole barometer.”
Given Ohio State's prominent history in the AP poll – the program ranks No. 1 all-time in AP poll appearances with 982, followed by Michigan (919), Oklahoma (898), Alabama (873) and Notre Dame (873) – it makes sense that the Buckeyes would be a Tier 1 school. It sounds like Ohio State will remain in Tier 1 for the foreseeable future.
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2025 tOSU Recruiting Discussion
- By ScriptOhio
- Football Recruiting
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The Hurry-Up: Mariyon Dye, Ziyare Addison and Myron Charles Put Ohio State in Their Top Schools, an Early Look Ahead to OSU's First Official Visit Weekend
Mariyon Dye, Ziyare Addison and Myron Charles put Ohio State in their top schools and we take an early look at which prospects plan to take an OV to OSU this weekend.
AN EARLY LOOK AHEAD TO OHIO STATE’S FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT WEEKEND
We mentioned earlier that this weekend will be the first of four official visit weekends for the Buckeyes’ recruiting staff this summer. We’ll compile a full preview later in the week that breaks down where OSU stands with each 2025 prospect entering the visit, but for now, here are the recruits expected to be in Columbus this weekend.- Five-star wide receiver Dakorien Moore
- Four-star wide receiver Vernell Brown
- Four-star wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon
- Four-star wide receiver Taz Williams
- Four-star running back Bo Jackson
- Four-star edge rusher Justin Hill
- Four-star linebacker Riley Pettijohn
- Four-star safety DeShawn Stewart (commit)
- Four-star linebacker Tarvos Alford (commit)
- Four-star linebacker Eli Lee (commit)
- Three-star offensive lineman Jayvon McFadden
- Three-star offensive lineman Kaden Strayhorn
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OT Josh Fryar (Official Thread)
- By ScriptOhio
- Buckeye Football
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Whether At Tackle or Guard, Josh Fryar Shooting For Higher Standard in Second Year Starting
After his first season as a starter didn't live up to his standard, Josh Fryar is trying to think less and compete more in 2024.
WHETHER AT TACKLE OR GUARD, JOSH FRYAR SHOOTING FOR HIGHER STANDARD IN SECOND YEAR STARTING
As of now, Josh Fryar is set to start again for Ohio State in 2024.
That much is clear. There’s been no indication of his removal from the starting lineup and – while he had his rough moments in 2023 – there’s a reason Fryar landed first-team All-Big Ten honors from the media and third-team honors from the coaches.
Not as clear is whether he’ll be the team’s right tackle or right guard. It seems likely that it’ll be the former, where he started last year, started the spring game and took the majority of his reps this spring. But right guard is still a possibility.
“We know that Josh can play right tackle and he’s done that before,” Day said after the spring game. “Always want to find the best five. We feel like Josh is one of our best five, if we could figure that part of it out, that’d be great. He has played a little bit of guard but he’s also played tackle.”
Regardless, as he enters his second campaign as a starter, Fryar is trying to build off a year that wasn’t up to his “standard,” find a bigger competitive edge in practice and avoid overthinking down to down.
“I think experience is the biggest key,” Fryar said in April. “I think (left guard Donovan Jackson) can attest to it too, that first year (starting) is kind of rough and then that second year, you get a little bit more (comfortable). Now third year he’s going to have it down pat. But now I feel like I’m having it down pat (also).”
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Ohio State Men's Golf (Official Thread)
- By Bestbuck36
- Other OSU and Professional Sports
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+19 and +6 on the day. That's tied for 6th with GTech. Think -2 is leading for team.
Kai for GTech is leading individual -7.
Wallin is -5 tied for second but just went into the water.
Live on the Golf Channel.
Kai for GTech is leading individual -7.
Wallin is -5 tied for second but just went into the water.
Live on the Golf Channel.
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