ORD_Buckeye said:

All I hope for is that the court will now consider the size of Jerry's hands and nose. "If the 'victim' is not scarred, his testimony must be barred."

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No blood? No rape.

Beat Nebraska!

DubCoffman62 said:

I envy my sister, she inherited this set from my grandparents

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“You have died of dysentery.”

gracelhink said:

And in other tennis news today was the draw for the 2027 national indoor Championships
Buckeyes are set to host the first two rounds. The reputation for home court advantage was evident as the first team to select the OSU bracket was #52 Charlotte

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Just sayin': It is interesting to see some B1G teams actually passed, like Cheese, Corn, and U of Nike.....


Just sayin': Ohio State will lose at least 2 key players (Jack Anthrop and Alexander Bernard). Obviously Mathew Forbes the transfer from Sparty will play.

Palavestra, a blue-chip recruit from Lake Worth, Florida, will join the Buckeyes in the Spring of 2026 while Petak, a native of the Czech Republic, will join the roster in the Fall of 2026.

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It has been reported that Denis Petak and Ilija Palavestra are incoming recruits for 2026/2027. Do either of these guys have a shot at significant playing time this coming season?

Also, is this guy still coming in 2027?
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Neal Shipley shot a 71 (+1) and is tied for 29th after the first round of the US Open. The course was damp and played a little easier today. Note, the last time the US Open was played at Shinnecock (in 2018), the cut line was +8 and Brooks Koepka won it at +1 (281). In 2004 Retief Goosen won the US Open at Shinnecock with a score of -4 (276) and the cut line was+6. This is a really tough golf course.

Love that…hoping there is a Ted Ginn 3.0 one day!

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Kinison was the best.

Nutriaitch said:

check that, they got 28”+ inches in a TWELVE hour span.

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That area must drain really well. If that happened here in the desert we'd be underwater

Groups slowly staring to take shape. So far, none of the 4 bottom teams in the first 2 groups are in great position to advance with just 1 pt each.

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THEY ARE (STILL) NO. 1! Ohio State remains No. 1 in ESPN’s latest preseason top 25.

The Worldwide Leader updated its poll following news that Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has declared for the NFL supplemental draft.

“While the next step of his NFL journey is still to be determined, there’s no doubt it will have a huge impact on college football in 2026,” Mark Schlabach wrote. Even so, the development had little to no impact on Ohio State’s standing as the top team in the sport entering the fall.

“With quarterback Julian Sayin, tailback Bo Jackson and all-world receiver Jeremiah Smith returning, the Buckeyes should be back in the national championship hunt,” Schlabach wrote. “Ohio State’s offense is going to be difficult to stop, especially if its offensive line improves. Coach Ryan Day hired former NFL head coach/offensive coordinator Arthur Smith to replace offensive coordinator Brian Hartline. That recipe worked on defense, as former NFL defensive coordinator Matt Patricia has turned Ohio State’s unit into one of the sport’s best. Ohio State will have to navigate one of the most demanding schedules in the FBS, including games at Texas, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska and USC.”

The Buckeyes rank No. 1 ahead of Oregon, Georgia, Notre Dame and Texas in the top five. Indiana, Miami, Ole Miss, Texas A&M and LSU round out the top 10.

Ohio State’s 2026 schedule features six ranked opponents, beginning with matchups against Oregon, Texas and Indiana. The Buckeyes will also face Michigan, ranked No. 14 in Schlabach’s poll, as well as Iowa and USC, which check in at Nos. 19 and 20.

ESPN’s Bill Connelly’s SP+ (more on this in the next section) ranks Ohio State’s strength of schedule No. 4 in the nation. The Buckeyes will have plenty of opportunity to prove it. I’d expect this slate to better prepare them for the postseason than last year’s schedule, which lacked the same level of punch as the 2026 slate.

ESPN'S PRESEASON TOP 25

King Right 64 Y Shallow Swap

Brent Musburger (ABC TV): "Krenzel steps up, looks, fires deep down the left sideline... He's got Jenkins! Touchdown! Holy Buckeye!"

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Top-Ranked 2028 Quarterback Christopher Vargas, Ohio State Wide Receiver Commit Jamier Brown Team Up to Win Ohio State’s 7-on-7 Tournament​

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buckeyemania11 said:

Journeyman AAA lacky Stuart Fairchild had struck out 11 times in 15 at bats since being called up from AAA. Is that bad?

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only if no one in the club house gets him a live chicken to sacrifice to Jobu

ORD_Buckeye said:

If true, I won't care if they get the death penalty.

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I mean to be Honest I think you wouldn't care if they got the death penalty for sneezing.

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KYBuck4858 10 minutes ago
OT Caden Moss is set to announce his commitment sometime next week. Ole Miss is the expected winner, but maybe we can pull an upset.

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Kid is a class act, and I hope he stays in the class, but I understand if he doesn't. Day has seen how NCs are won, and a mobile/semi mobile QB is needed to keep the defense honest since DL are getting so much faster and bigger. Howard's legs were a big reason for the NC, and McCords legs were a big reason OSU wasn't playing for an NC

Since we're already off topic.

I watched his YouTube video. Maybe it was just the way that it was edited, but in the video he says something like "...I hope to continue the defensive lineman tradition here at Ohio State." Sounded like a major tell to me. He also weighed in at 264, and so I lean to thinking that he's on the defensive end path to playing time. He really looks up to J.T. Tuimoloau. So in short, I think he's ours, he'll be a D-End, and hopefully we get on the ball and find one or two big and bad D Tackles for 2027 (maybe portal?). Just my opinion.

calibuck said:

And from what I read on another site, DJ is doing some recruiting for the Buckeyes. Talking to other recruits, trying to get them to come to Columbus-town. Cannot hurt. Also, this visit has helped me back away from the roof's edge, as seems to indicate that he's 'solid' to tOSU. Never say never, but a good indication. Here's hopin'.....

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Definitely a good sign. If he can get Fakatou to join him, that's two absolute monsters on the DL for LJ Sr (with more to come).

UNC vs OKl

UNC never won CWS???

79 days