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brodybuck21 said:

This Japan/Venezuela game is so good. Japan up 5-4 top 6

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7-5 Venezuela now on a 3 run bomb!!

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This Japan/Venezuela game is so good. Japan up 5-4 top 6

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DubCoffman62 said:

We have the most and the best crude in the world but we're sitting on it.

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Not a lot of refining capability because of red tape.

Dick Vitale still talks about Duke basketball the way all competent college football announcers talk about SEC football.

Onyenso up to 8 blocks. Blocked big Boozer, the presumptive national player of the year, again.

Your sense of humor leaves you infuriated?
Odd. But to each his own.

LFG!!

Buckeyes win in OT!

Caron with a goal 2:36 into the OT, on a nice drop pass from Karabela..

Conference Championship Game will be at the Whore next Saturday on BTN.

We important a lot of crude, although not much from the Middle East. We are an exporter of other petroleums, like gasoline.

Onyenso for UVA has 7 blocks so far against Duke, 5 in the 2nd half. Most of them against the Boozer bros. He does not start and did not start the 2nd half. About 12:00 minutes left, Duke up 2.

calibuck said:

Just curious, maybe someone can clear the fog from my eyes. OK, so we're at war with Iran. And gas prices go up. Even though USA is oil self-sufficient, how come does gas at the pump rise? Clearly what's already in the oil to gasoline pipelines was extracted at lower costs, (before this Iran thing), retailers are upping the prices. Anticipation of higher cost crude? Maybe, 'market prices'? Maybe, but seems more like the big oils are making a ton more money but raising gasoline prices (OF GAS IN THEIR HOLDING TANKS) before increased cost of crude hits the refineries. Recognize my econ degree was decades ago, but no one quesions, nor do we consumers balk at filling up at a buck or so more than the day before this war erupted.

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We have the most and the best crude in the world but we're sitting on it.

Ohio State Women’s Basketball Will Host First- and Second-Round Games for Fourth Straight Year​

Ohio State will host NCAA Tournament games at the Schottenstein Center for the fourth year in a row.

The Buckeyes are among the top 16 overall seeds in this year’s NCAA women’s basketball tournament, which were announced Saturday by the NCAA selection committee.

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As one of the top 16 seeds in the tournament, Ohio State will host first- and second-round games at the Schottenstein Center next weekend. The first round of the NCAA Tournament will be played Friday and Saturday, while second-round games will be played Sunday and Monday.

It’s the fourth year in a row that the Buckeyes will host NCAA Tournament games as a top-16 overall seed.

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The full NCAA Tournament bracket will be revealed at 8 p.m. Sunday on ESPN. The Buckeyes, who enter the NCAA Tournament with a 26-7 record, are widely projected to be a No. 3 seed.
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buckeyeintn said:

The fact someone would be infuriated because a coach's picture is placed on a chart according to his job title (offensive coaches then defensive coaches) would seem to indicate a bit of obsessive anger issues.

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Or a sense of humor

Ohio State Women’s Hockey Advances to Sixth Consecutive Frozen Four With 6-1 Win Over Yale​

Ohio State women’s hockey clinched its sixth straight Frozen Four berth with a six-goal game.

The Buckeyes punched their ticket to the Frozen Four for the sixth year in a row with a dominant 6-1 win over Yale in a regional final at the OSU Ice Rink.

Ohio State scored its first goal just over six minutes into the game when Jocelyn Amos found the net on an assist from Joy Dunne.

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Ohio State, which hosted a regional for the fifth straight year as the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, will face No. 5 seed Northeastern in the Frozen Four semifinals on Friday (4 or 7:30 p.m., ESPN+) at Penn State’s Pegula Ice Arena. If the Buckeyes win, they’ll advance to their fifth straight national championship game, where they’ll either play No. 2 seed Wisconsin – the team they’ve faced in each of the last three national championship games – or No. 3 seed Penn State.

The Buckeyes, who are now 35-4 for the season, are hoping to win their third national championship since 2022.

calibuck said:

Even though USA is oil self-sufficient

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No, the US is not.

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

The plan was generated by an ai algorithm modeled after a decision tree of the Cincinnati Reds front office moves for the past 25 seasons

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Nah.

No one was killed or injured in the draft. Definitely not built on the Reds