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sorry, it was meant to be this:
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lol ok, didnt know if i missed something!

San Francisco 49ers owner John "Jed" York was arrested by the East Palestine Police Department in Ohio over the weekend and pleaded no contest to two charges, per KRON4 News in San Francisco.

York was initially charged with suspicion of engaging in prostitution, but Ohio amended that to a disorderly conduct charge. York was also charged with possessing criminal tools. York pleaded no contest to both charges Monday. A person who pleads "no contest" does not admit guilt, but does accept the punishment for the alleged crimes as if they had been proven guilty.

In York's case, he was sentenced to one day in jail for each count. York was also ordered to pay two fines — $150 for disorderly conduct and $1,000 for possessing criminal tools — per KRON4.

The arrest report did not state what York was carrying that resulted in the possessing criminal tools charge. The items that can result in a possessing criminal tools charge can vary widely in Ohio.

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Ok, I can see soliciting being knocked down to disorderly conduct but I CANNOT wait to hear what the fuck is going on with "possessing criminal tools"

NFBuck said:

Deshaun Watson named starter.

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No wonder no one wanted the job. Moniken must have told them he would make it look like a real competition.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

where the hell was that when he was a Buckeye?

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That just looked like bad tackling more than him doing anything special

NFBuck said:

Deshaun Watson named starter.

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And I have to think they're hoping he plays so badly in weeks 1 and 2 that they can pull him and start Shedoobie in week 3 in the home opener. Otherwise...this could get real ugly real fast (even for the Browns).

NFBuck said:

Deshaun Watson named starter.

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We also managed to have a TE that's going to go back to college. The Browns...trailblazing since 1999.

brodybuck21 said:

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where the hell was that when he was a Buckeye?

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calibuck said:

There's cobwebs upstairs, but seem to recollect the announcers saying that by Olympic rules, a solid hit counts just as much as a glancing one. Ergo, while Ali pounded you, Teofelio would land four or five jabs, which would count more than a solid knock to the jaw. Not entirely certain why that stuck with me, but explained your question Script. Also recollect that there was a 'white square' on the boxing glove, and a hit indicated a point or somesuch. Probably had the fastest hands every, also recollect that's why he didn't dominate the HWT boxing circles. Couldn't break an egg (clearly an overstatement), but piled on points.

PS, wasn't Oscar's performance(s) before the three-point shot?

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The line came in during his career. His first 2 Olympics didn’t have it, but from 1988 onward the 3-point line existed in the Games.

He became known in the US when the Brazilian team faced a US team of college players at the Pan Am Games in Indy in 1987. His 46 points led Brazil to a comeback 120-115 win In the Gold Medal game. After the USA failed to win the gold at Seoul in 1988, the NBA players were allowed to play in International events.

Transferring to play his senior year at Buford HS in Georgia.

https://www.dallasnews.com/high-sch...oundup&utm_campaign=dlsn | high school sports

Possibly related - Georgia allows high school athletes to earn NIL, Texas does not.

Jagdaddy said:

That may be a refs don’t like the Sanders family thing. At CU, he took a ton of uncalled headshots.

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Maybe everyone is just hoping one of them will fix him.

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Trent Hendrick transfers to UCLA: Ex-James Madison star LB gets fifth year after going through Browns minicamp​

Hendrick will be reunited with former Dukes coach Bob Chesney, now in his first season with the Bruins​

Bob Chesney will get another reunion with one of his former James Madison standouts. Linebacker Trent Hendrick has committed to UCLA, according to Bruin247, giving the Bruins a veteran addition to the middle of their defense less than two weeks before the start of the 2026 season.

Hendrick's return to college football comes after a Louisiana court granted him a temporary restraining order against the NCAA last week, allowing the veteran linebacker to receive an additional season of eligibility and enter the transfer portal outside the normal transfer window.

Hendrick, who participated in the Cleveland Browns' minicamp in May, exhausted his collegiate eligibility following the 2025 season but was among a group of players who challenged the NCAA's five-for-five eligibility rule. The court ruling opened the door for him to pursue another college opportunity, and he quickly became one of the most sought-after players available.
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Lane Kiffin's pursuit of ex-NFL TE Dae'Quan Wright is latest example of LSU coach not caring what you think​

Wright became the NFL's first active player to enter college football's transfer portal last week​

Lane Kiffin does not care about pearl-clutching from media members or fellow coaches. His job at LSU is to acquire talent, win football games and hunt championships, and his pursuit of Cleveland Browns tight end and former Ole Miss standout Dae'Quan Wright is another reminder that few coaches navigate college football's lawless landscape better.

Call him shameless.

Call him calculated.

Call him a filthy recruiter.

Kiffin will probably retweet the criticism and keep working.

Wright's decision to enter the transfer portal after reaching the NFL would have sounded absurd not long ago. Now, amid courtroom victories, temporary restraining orders and eligibility rulings that continue to erase the sport's old boundaries, it represents another opportunity.

Kiffin is not responsible for cleaning up the NCAA's mess. He is responsible for building LSU's roster, and if the rules — or a judge — allow him to pursue an NFL player, he likely sees it as negligent not to make the call.

That is the uncomfortable truth for Kiffin's critics. He is not breaking the system. He is reading it faster than everyone else.
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Deshaun Watson named starter.