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He was also recognized by the National Center for Victims of Crime this week.

BB73 said:

The crazy thing is how were the clocks different? The refs had just made them reset the clock to 9 seconds after TTUN spiked the ball.

Also, if the game clock had tenths of seconds like it should by now, they would have had something like 8.5 seconds and the B1G would have had no room for shenanigans after the first Hail Mary.

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When the guy who grew up using a sun dial knows more about a digital clock than you do, it's time to call it a day B1G

Zurp said:

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Now ESPN should crop him out of the whole show.

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Can we crop him out of society?

MGMT said:

Stood out to me more than Allegro. *shrug*

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I didn't pay super close to their individual play, but I thought both made some good plays. Don't think it has to be an either/or matter

ScriptOhio said:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49874687/ncaa-issues-new-timing-protocol-wake-u-m-last-second-win

NCAA establishes 'standard timing protocol' in wake of Michigan win​

The NCAA is issuing new guidance "to establish a standard timing protocol that ensures consistency in the administration of all college football games," in the wake of Michigan's controversial 13-12 victory over Western Michigan on Saturday.

ESPN obtained a copy of a memo from NCAA national coordinator of officials Ron Snodgrass, which was approved by the NCAA's secretary rules editor, Matt Young.

"The official time for all college football games is the time displayed on the in-stadium game clock," the memo said. "When a replay review requires time to be restored or otherwise adjusted, the replay official's decision will be based on the embedded game clock contained within the program feed. If the broadcaster is unable to provide an embedded game clock, the replay official will use the game-clock graphic displayed as part of the broadcast feed.

"This timing protocol should be followed consistently at all institutions and game sites."

Had that guidance been in place and followed Saturday, Michigan would not have been given an extra play and Western Michigan would have won the game 12-7, based on the clock shown on the NBC broadcast.....
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The crazy thing is how were the clocks different? The refs had just made them reset the clock to 9 seconds after TTUN spiked the ball.

Also, if the game clock had tenths of seconds like it should by now, they would have had something like 8.5 seconds and the B1G would have had no room for shenanigans after the first Hail Mary.

All the new FT enrolled 18/19 yr old freshman are freshman. They will get five yrs. No RS, no medical RS, no Olympic RS.

Anyone specific you want to know can be looked up on wrestlestat. For example Paddy is in his 6th yr of wrestling, with a RS and a Meidcal RS. Blaze is a true soph (who I believe falls under the old system and can still take a RS). Feldman is a 5th yr senior who used a RS.
Apologies if you're looking for something different.

BuckBackHome said:

Have they officially been eliminated from the playoffs yet?

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Yes

App State

Have they officially been eliminated from the playoffs yet?

$4.19 at the place near my house. Was $3.85 this past Sunday.

Terence Dials

• Title: Recruiting Coordinator

Terence Dials, the 2006 Big Ten Player of the Year and 2015 inductee into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame, returned to Ohio State as the director of professional development with the men’s basketball program on Sept. 4, 2019. He was then named the program's recruiting coordinator in the summer of 2024.

Dials begins his seventh season on the men’s basketball staff in 2024-25.

Dials, who lettered in 2002 and then from 2004-06, played 132 games during his career, scoring 1,566 points and grabbing 867 rebounds. His point total rates No. 14 all-time in Ohio State history while his rebound total is ranked No. 5.

William Buford

• Title: Program Assistant

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William Buford joined Jake Diebler’s staff in May of 2026 as a program analyst.

The Toledo, Ohio native was a four-year letterwinner for the Buckeyes from 2009-12 and earned All-Big Ten honors three times. He finished his career as the No. 3 all-time leading scorer in program history, matching legend Jerry Lucas with 1,990 career points. Buford was part of three Big Ten Championship teams and was a member of the 2012 NCAA Final Four team.

Buford was one of the best scorers in program history as he is one of just four Buckeyes to score 500 or more points in a season three times, joining Jerry Lucas, Michael Redd and Bruce Thornton. He made 215 career 3-pointers, which is fourth-most in program history.

Following his collegiate career, Buford went on to play professionally for the better part of 12 seasons. He finished his degree in African American studies in May of 2025.

Buford attended Libbey High School in Toledo where during his senior season, he averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds per game, was named Ohio Mr. Basketball and he participated in the McDonald's All-American Game and the Jordan Brand Classic.

RB07OSU said:

MONSTER. I said I liked this kids film almost as much as the Bosas when they were at STA...still an "almost", but it's getting closer. This kid is a 5* and it should be unanimous, insanely talented with great technique and still has plenty of upside and room to grow on his frame. Absolutely violent and explosive. I love everything about this kid's game.

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grown man strength

Now ESPN should crop him out of the whole show.

Would have expected that Tiger has his own protection at all times, merely add driving duties to those. Problem solved. Not like he's looking behind sofa cushions for change....

Big Ask. Could someone more literate than I put together a class on one axis, and weight/name on another to see where all these folk land? Know the degree of difficulty is increased by '5x5' and NIL incentives, but would be thankful. Thanks in advance.

San Diego State