scarletngray said:

He and Peyton are going to be fierce competitors this year. They both have great instincts and love to thump.

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@Thump your ass be shitting this year. NTTIATWWT.

moopdawg said:

Google A.I. search says he dropped due to an injury in his junior year. Prior to that, he was a top 100 kid. I wonder what his injury was, and I guess the staff will see how much he has recovered before giving him a green light should he want to commit?

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I think he messed up his ankle pretty bad in the first game. Missed the entire year IIRC.

Thump said:

GTH.

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I think he generally gets it right…..there’s just more nuance here than most people understand.

U 20 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS / Slovakia

Day one Men's Freestyle

61kg: Aaron Seidel - In The Finals
Qualification: WIN - 15-4 over Ahora Khateri, IRI
Round Of 16: WIN - Pinned (12-2) Marian Kret, SVK
Quarterfinal: WIN - 13-2 over Jamal Abbasov, AZE
Semifinal: WIN - 10-0 over Moses Mendoza, MEX (Michigan freshman)
Finals Opponent: Bekassyl Assambek, KAZ

86kg: Aeoden Sinclair - In The Finals
Round Of 16: WIN - 12-2 over Askhab Khajiyev, KAZ
Quarterfinal: WIN - 4-4 over Abolfazl Shamsipour, IRI
Semifinal: WIN - 7-6 over Natsura Okazawa, JPN
Finals Opponent: Akhmad Mukutov, RUS

Day two Men's Freestyle

Friday 4am on FLO
57kg: Isaiah Cortez
65kg: Bo Bassett
79kg: Ryan Burton
92kg: Jimmy Mastny
Finals Noon
61kg: Aaron Seidel and Aeoden Sinclair

Day three Men's Freestyle

Saturday 4am on FLO
70kg: Landon Robideau
74kg: Jayden James
97kg: Michael Boyle
125kg: Dreshaun Ross

Captain Buckeye said:

Surely this is the hammer. Once again, these internet morons need to just go away.

Nothing will happen to these guys.

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What are you talking about?

All the evidence to hammer the cheaters was absolutely there, the NCAA chickened out and bought the bullshit crybaby story TCUN presented.

The new coaching staff cheating already isn't anything that should be ignored either - but who cares if the NCAA does anything, they are largely irrelevant now. It just shows this nice guy bullshit is just an absolute farce, the whittinghams are just as bad as the booger eaters and Moores....

gregorylee said:

Accepts Venmo, and Cashapp!

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No crypto? Fuckin' rookie.

Hope that he has a special year.

Dallas Wings got the female Manute Bol blocking everything. Lol

Mitchell just had a sick reverse, overhead layup in a crowd. 21 points at the half, and a Lady Buckeye had the record for most consecutive 20pt games in WNBA history!

Per 11w poster:

Per Chad Simmons, it looks like Barner could commit as early as the end of his season.

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Bums!

Preseason college football Bottom 10: Jayden Daniels' number is up​

1. UMess (2025 record: 0-12)​

2. Sam Houston, We Have a Problem (2-10)​

3. Georgia State Not Southern (1-11)​

4. Charlotte 1-and-11ers (1-11)​

5. Jayden Daniels​

No sooner than I could write Jayden Daniels and Coveted Fifth Spot in the same sentence, I had already received a cease-and-desist letter from his lawyer and an angry lunchbox note from his mom....

6. Sackreminto State (7-5 in FCS)​

8. ULM (pronounced "Uhlm") (3-9)​

9. UTEPid (2-10)​

10. Muddled Tennessee State (3-9)​

Just sayin': ESPN getting in on the trolling too.

Jaxbuck said:

Cignetti is making life difficult for the Flecks of the world.

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Just sayin': Yeah, Cignetti appears to be a lot better at "rowing the boat"...

@ORD_Buckeye you have any preprints on the Freshman class, we went 9500 then 8200.... curious to see if they keep it a little lower again

Former Ohio State Kicker Jayden Fielding Filing Lawsuit Against NCAA to Enter Transfer Portal for Fifth Year of Eligibility​

Jayden Fielding is suing the NCAA for the opportunity to play a fifth year of college football somewhere other than Ohio State.

Fielding’s attorney, Darren Heitner, told CBS Sports on Thursday that Fielding is filing a lawsuit against the NCAA, seeking the ability to enter the transfer portal and play a fifth season of college football.

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Heitner, an attorney who specializes in representing college athletes, has represented a multitude of athletes from the 2022 recruiting class seeking the opportunity to use their fifth year of eligibility after the NCAA changed its eligibility model to give all current and future athletes five years of eligibility.

The news of Fielding’s lawsuit comes one day after a group of 16 former college football players – including multiple players who signed NFL contracts this offseason – received a temporary restraining order against the NCAA in Louisiana allowing them to enter the transfer portal and play a fifth year of college football.

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