Offense stumbles into 4 runs and Gavin Williams goes out and has his worst start of the year when he was needed most. I think it's safe to say that this season is about cooked. Team won't be anywhere close to .500 in the time it takes everyone to get healthy

Just want to add that although the temps are legit this map is ridiculous.. Prescott is west of Phoenix and Tucson is WAY too the east. Kingman is farther north than BHC.

Bagmen.

Mais is the man.

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Latest update on DJ Jacobs sounds good for the Ohio State Buckeyes​

Coming away from the official visit, Jacobs’ chances of staying in Ohio State’s class sound great. His father recently spoke with Rivals, and one quote stood out.

“He ready to be a Buckeye,” Jacobs’ father said via Rivals. “You dealing with these kids, there are so much emotion, you can’t say lock about nobody, so much can happen, but he’s happy about his decision.

“He liked the coaches, he loves the players. He liked the city. He definitely still loves Ohio State.”

It sounds a lot like Jacobs’ recent visit to Columbus reaffirmed how he feels about the city and the Ohio State football program. Buckeyes defensive line coach Larry Johnson is putting together a strong DL class with Jacobs and four-star EDGE Wyatt Smith as the two pass rushers. Ohio State is in a great spot to eventually land five-star DL Marcus Fakatou out of California as well.

2026 College World Series: North Carolina advances to championship series, awaits Oklahoma or Georgia​

The Sooners and Bulldogs get underway at 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday at Charles Schwab Field Omaha. If Oklahoma wins, it will advance to the championship series. Georgia, having lost to the Sooners earlier in the tournament, must win to force a decisive game on Thursday.

Wednesday, June 17​

Game 12: Oklahoma vs. No. 3 Georgia, 7 p.m. on ESPN

Thursday, June 18​

Game 13 (if necessary): Oklahoma vs. No. 3 Georgia, TBD on ESPN

Saturday, June 20​

CWS Finals, Game 1: No. 5 North Carolina vs. Bracket 2 Winner, TBD on ESPN

Sunday, June 21​

CWS Finals, Game 2: No. 5 North Carolina vs. Bracket 2 Winner, 2:30 p.m. on ABC

Monday, June 22​

CWS Finals, Game 3 (if necessary): No. 5 North Carolina vs. Bracket 2 Winner, 7 p.m. on ESPN

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RE: The NFL voiced its support for "the voluntary pooling of media rights under the Sports Broadcasting Act," which is something the SEC and Big Ten have opposed.

Just sayin': That will never happen......

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Lodolo is a fucking joke.

Now he's getting killed every time he goes out-no blisters.

Ironic

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He fucking sucks

Guessing the Athletic Department sends some pre-addressed envelopes to these guys.

This goalie is unbelievable against live action!

Great developer sure, but where are the staff members who develop the Bigs?!?

Is the point of this June Olympics shit to make the off season seem even worse/more lame?

If so, it's working.

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“It Would Be a Tough Thing to Walk Away From”: Brady Edmunds Still Weighing Whether to Stay Committed to Ohio State or Flip to UCLA​

If Edmunds were to flip to UCLA or another school, he said the decision would be difficult. As the second commitment in Ohio State’s 2027 class behind five-star wide receiver Jamier Brown, Edmunds has been pledged to the Buckeyes for a year and a half. He has been a fan of the program for even longer.

“If for whatever reason it ends up going the other way, it would be a tough thing to walk away from,” Edmunds said of his Ohio State commitment. “I’ve been a part of this for so long, obviously committed for 18-plus months, one of the longest commits in all of the class, so it means a lot. I mean, my family, everything like that. My grandpa obviously being from here. It’s a big deal.”

Edmunds said he does not have an official timeline for making a final decision on his college destination. However, he'd like to make one sooner rather than later.

“There’s a time where I’d like to get it done, and that’s probably as soon as possible,” he said. “But again, I never thought I would really be in this position to begin with, so we’ll see.”

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