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Sales has set a commitment date for July 17th. Sales is still considering Ohio State, Indiana, Texas, Alabama, and LSU. It does seem like the decision is coming down to the Buckeyes and the Hoosiers. Ohio State was initially the favorite to win the services for Sales, but that has flipped to the Hoosiers.

Of course, that doesn't mean that Ohio State is out of the fight to get him. Cortez Hankton has worked very hard to establish a firmer relationship with him since he took the job in Columbus. It looks like he has a real shot to get him to join Jamier Brown as the other five-star recruit in this class.

Losing Sales to IU would certainly hurt. They are the defending national champions, and they are starting to turn into a real problem on the recruiting trail. Sales is an Indiana kid, so taking him out of the state is not something that is going to be easy to do.

Ohio State still has a chance to have an all-time July​

There are three different recruits who have now set commitment dates for the month of July. Both Sales and Gabriel Georges have set commitment dates for this month. Four-star defensive lineman Karlos May has also set a commitment date for later this month.

If Ohio State is able to somehow land all three recruits, that would help the Buckeyes have a shot to end up with a top-three class. Ryan Day and his staff feel confident that they can, but Sales is the one they feel the least confident in. Ohio State is still going to feel great if they get the two other recruits.

A Channel battle for the Cup would be great watching at least aa far as fans and countries goes. I don't think anyone can handle France on the pitch right now though.

Mike80 said:

Bruce Buckets starting strong in the summer league....

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Former Ohio State basketball player Bruce Thornton has historic Summer League performance for the Rockets​

In his Summer League debut, Thornton scored 27 points on 7/18 shooting. He was a perfect 7/7 from the free-throw line and was a game-high +20. Thornton also had three rebounds and three assists to go along with three steals. He had the most points in the history of the Rockets for a rookie in his Summer League debut.

Not only did Thornton score the ball well, but he also helped the Rockets win the game over Denver. That is one of the big reasons why Houston wanted to draft him. With a performance like this, this could really help Thornton not just make the roster but also get some playing time.

Another good thing was that Thornton only had one turnover in this game. When he was with the Ohio State Buckeyes, he always did a good job of taking care of the ball. Now, he is ready to bring that same steadiness at the point guard position to the Rockets.

Re: Manuel signed a five-year extension in 2024 through June 2030 at more than $2 million a year. A buyout provision in his contract requires a severance of 36 months of pay unless the school and Manuel reach a settlement agreement.

Just sayin': Why would Manuel settle for anything less than $6M?

Bestbuck36 said:

It's like a battle if the 1700's shit heads.

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Just sayin': Key conflicts and battles between Spain and France (i.e. 1600's and 1800's shitheads) include:

• • The Battle of Rocroi (1643): Fought during the Franco-Spanish War, a young French army decisively defeated the previously invincible Spanish Tercios (infantry squares). This French victory at Rocroi marked the beginning of the decline of Spanish military supremacy.
  • The Peninsular War (1808–1814): When Napoleon Bonaparte tricked the Spanish royals into abdicating and placed his brother Joseph Bonaparte on the Spanish throne, it sparked a bloody, nationwide rebellion. Spanish guerrillas, aided by British and Portuguese forces, ultimately drove the French out.

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What a tangled web we weave......

At the All Star Break

Tied for first in the Central

4 game winning streak

Just swept the Marlins

Let’s hope they finish strong

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They should announce another 5 years extension Warde is doing the good work

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buckeyemania11 said:

Cunningham and a pretty decent college roster around him that year. Only managed to finish 5th in the Big 12 and got knocked out in the round of 64 by a 12 seed. Over on GoBoard the DFBIA is comically trying to justify how this is a good move.

It's really a move that makes no sense. They only gave him a 2 year contact which shows zero confidence. Why not just have him as a interim for a year then find someone else if that's the case? Wonder if there's possibly something brewing behind the scenes that they wanted to have "stability" at the HC spot in case whatever that may possibly be turns into a problem.

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I think it's moreso that they wanted to avoid taking a hit in losing players on their roster with no chance to replace them. They obviously don't want Boynton to be their coach long-term, but they're willing to call him their head coach in order to avoid taking a hit in the short-term.

Nathan Lane as Willy Loman in the great American tragedy after too many Bloody Marys and mimosas at a drag brunch? What could possibly go wrong??

Bestbuck36 said:

Worst managed organization in all of sports. Id take the fucking Browns leadership over these assholes without a blink.

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Along those lines; Day 2 of the draft.

1 high school kid that you can at least project and have a reasonable shot at something happening.

3 more, and counting, college guys who have already shown their limits in college as in they are a bullpen arm, defense only catcher or infielder that couldn't hit in college.

I really don't get this. Maybe it's the economics of a looming lock out? Are they just trying to make sure the minors are stocked? They are drafting guys who topped out in college.

Eckelman just got drafted on the 8th round by the Mariners. Probably will sign if I had to guess so he won't be playing in college next year anyways. Congrats to him

DZ83CK said:

Hilarious. Panic move. Over 7 seasons in in the Big 12, Boynton's Okie State teams went 51-75 - and one of those seasons featured eventual #1 pick superstar Cade Cunningham.

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Cunningham and a pretty decent college roster around him that year. Only managed to finish 5th in the Big 12 and got knocked out in the round of 64 by a 12 seed. Over on GoBoard the DFBIA is comically trying to justify how this is a good move.

It's really a move that makes no sense. They only gave him a 2 year contact which shows zero confidence. Why not just have him as a interim for a year then find someone else if that's the case? Wonder if there's possibly something brewing behind the scenes that they wanted to have "stability" at the HC spot in case whatever that may possibly be turns into a problem.

ORD_Buckeye said:

Atlanta PD wins the overtime lottery.

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Note to Hooligans: This is the city the movie Deliverance was set in.

Watch it, consider your funny accent and Govern yourself accordingly