jwinslow said:

That 15 day transfer portal just popped open for these incoming wolverines (among others)

7-2 Moustapha Thiam (Cincy)
6-11 JP Estrella (Tennessee)

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Jaxbuck said:

If OSU is even remotely serious about basketball, they need to go poach a player or two.

Seriously

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Jaxbuck said:

Real wrath of god type stuff

Somebody is going to get smote

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Oklahoma Arby’s employee accused of giving herpes to a customer

In McCurtain County, Oklahoma, a former Arby’s manager is charged with felony poisoning—accused of spitting in a woman’s food and, as a result, giving her herpes.

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Many have heard claims of retaliatory restaurant workers spitting in customers’ food, and hope it’s just a gross, urban legend.

But in McCurtain County, Oklahoma, a former Arby’s manager is charged with felony poisoning—accused of spitting in a woman’s food and, as a result, giving her herpes.

“I love Arby’s—not anymore,” said Jennica Church.

After a long night of bartending, Church stopped at an Arby’s in Broken Bow, Oklahoma.

“It was taking a little bit of time,” Church recalled. “I thought they were mad at me because it was about to close.”

Church said she had a little history with Amanda Hendricks, the manager at the time, but nothing major. She went home, ate, and shared sandwiches with her father-in-law and grandmother-in-law.

Church lives in a home with her husband, kids, and paternal grandparents. After that night, Church’s mouth flared up, and that had never happened.

A doctor later diagnosed her with herpes.

Because Broken Bow is a small town, word travels fast. Church says Hendrix had been bragging about spitting in Church’s sandwiches, and Church’s daughter heard about it.

According to the affidavit, Broken Bow police officers say they pulled cameras from Arby’s and saw Hendricks spit in the food. Hendricks is charged with felony poisoning with intent to injure.

A warrant has been issued for her arrest.

Church and her family filed a lawsuit against Hendricks, Arby’s and their affiliated restaurant groups, claiming the incident has caused extreme anxiety, emotional distress and fear of infection. Church fears it will impact her work in the service industry.

“If I go out to each and see someone with a big thing on their face, I don’t want them serving me food,” she said.

The fallout is tough for Church’s mother-in-law, Patricia Dollarhite, to discuss.

“My son was sitting at my table, eating breakfast and he wanted a kiss, and he could not get one, so you bet I’m angry,” said Dollarhite. “I see what it’s doing to my grandchildren, my son, my husband. I don’t want to kiss my husband. He ate the food! Because he hasn’t had an outbreak, doesn’t mean he doesn’t have it.”

The family attorney, Will Blocker, says he is floored that it appears to be acceptable behavior. He said no other employees who witnessed the spitting did anything to stop it.

“They let it go all the way out the door and my client now has a communicable disease,” he said. “That has to be a culture deeper than Arby’s in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Maybe it’s Flynn Restaurant Group and all 300 stores they own. I don’t know, but we are going to find out.”

We reached out to Arby’s for comment and have not heard back yet.

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Jagdaddy said:

It’s pretty tough to keep a card these days. He seems to be getting adjusted though, and I think he’ll start getting some higher finishes soon.

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Neal Shipley PGA TOUR Player Profile, Stats, Bio, Career

The Official PGA TOUR Profile of Neal Shipley. PGA TOUR Stats, bio, video, photos, results, and career highlights

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calibuck said:

Here's hoping that Neil earns enough money/points to maintain his PGA playing card. Never forget that the US Open is designed to punish players that don't hit perfect shots. Anyway, we always talk about the college kids being drafted, and starting as rookies, which are few and far between, as the pro game and the college games are miles apart. Same with college/amateur golf. The pro game is many miles apart from the college game, as seen from the Open, many of the 'name' pros didn't make the cut. If you follow golf, you might have noted that several/many of the four-round scores are in the -20 to -25 (under par), but the Open was significantly lower (-7ish). Bit of a ramble, but for non-fanatic golfers, might not be a known fact.

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wolves2002 said:

I think he also has the challenge of seeing a lot of courses he has never played in competition. He will be more prepared for them next year.

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ScriptOhio said:

Just sayin': His game must be picking up. After starting the season in making the cut in just 1 of 10 tournaments; he has now made the cut in 4 of his last 5 tournaments. In 2025 the US Open last place finisher got $41,785; which is the worst he can do. This Sunday he should get his biggest payday of the year so far.

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calibuck said:

Used to be said that pulling a DT from the South/SEC territory was harder than having a root canal without anesthesia (or somesuch). Yet the Buckeyes have done so each of the last two years. I call it a shift from SEC to B10 supremacy. Keep it up.

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Mike80 said:

A 6'6 wingspan on a 5'11 kid is insane. A year or two in the weight room and this guy will be a dude.

Here is his junior year highlights. I don't hate what I see - I don't know if he'll ever be an every day starter but he could be a contributor and certainly a special teams guy too.

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Romanowski said:

But has he swung on any dudes from Boise State yet?!?

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