And gimme that back! Wow what a game

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Worst possible result for the donkeys there.

Fuckers always answer. I hate Buffalo

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Re: I thought he opted out of the postseason.

Huge play and drive by Buffalo

SEREbuckeye said:

Added another long snapper.

Five-star long snapper, ranked 16th long snapper in class of 2024.

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Re: After a great conversation with @theGunnerDaniel and Coach Key I’m excited to announce that I’ve committed to @OhioStateFB!!

Just sayin': Apparently Ohio State does have a "kicking coach" or at least somebody that is referred to as a kicking coach.


Rob Keys

• Title: Quality Control - Kicking

Rob Keys enters his second season as a quality control coach at Ohio State in 2023. He will work with the Buckeyes’ special teams.

Keys spent 11 years at the helm of the University of Findlay football program, accumulating a 75-42 (.641) overall record. In 2021, leading the Oilers to their first conference title since joining the NCAA Division II ranks. For his efforts, he was named the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) Coach of the Year and was voted the NCAA Division II Region 3 Coach of the Year.

During his time at Findlay, Keys led the Oilers to a pair of appearances in the NCAA Division II playoffs (2017, 2021) and coached ten players who achieved NCAA Division II All-American accolades. 179 of his athletes have earned all-conference accolades as well.

Keys was hired as the head coach at Findlay on Dec. 16, 2010 and also spent time as the Oilers co-defensive coordinator and special teams coordinator from 2000-04. Keys spent time coaching at West Virginia University, his alma mater, Indiana State University, Slippery Rock University, and the University of New Hampshire.

Also,


Gunner Daniel

• Position: Program Assistant - Special Teams
• Alma Mater: Wagner '20 / Boston College '22
• Hometown: Marysville, Ohio
• Year in Coaching: First (First at Ohio State)

A long snapper during his playing career at Wagner College and Boston College, Gunner Daniel joined the Ohio State coaching staff in 2023 is a program assistant working with the special teams.

Daniel has additional coaching experience as a graduate assistant at the 2023 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. He also served as a lead instructor at the Hammer Kicking Academy.

As a player, Gunner was a two-year starter and All-NEC selection at Wagner before finishing his career at Boston College in 2022.

A native of Marysville, Ohio, Daniel earned his bachelor’s degree from Wagner in 2020 and a master’s in sports administration from Boston College in 2022.

About to be ballgame if they dont score this next drive

Buffalo in trouble

Buffalo digging a hole

Mike Tomlin's wife Kiya breaks silence on Steelers coach's shocking departure​

The fashion designer reacts to the coach stepping down in Pittsburgh after 19 seasons in heartfelt posts.



Mike Tomlin stepped down as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers after 19 seasons and none of them with a losing record. While the shock around the league is still fresh, his wife broke her silence after the bombshell news that hit three days ago.

The 53-year-old coach Tomlin released a statement on Tuesday, January 13, following an ugly 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans in the Wild Card round in Pittsburgh.

His fashion designer wife posted on Instagram her own words on what the news has meant to her in four parts:

Part 1: A LEGACY FORGED: COACH TOMLIN​

“As many of you are aware, my husband has stepped down from his position as Head Coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. I want to take a moment to share something from my heart.

I am incredibly proud of all he has accomplished, both on and off the field. Over the past few days, the messages and testimonies shared by current and former players — the men who knew him best — have been deeply moving. They’ve affirmed what I’ve always known to be true about his purpose and character.
His mission began long before the titles and headlines, back when we first met in college, and it has never wavered.”

Part 2: MORE THAN A COACH: A MENTOR​

”From the very beginning, his purpose was clear: to help young men become great individuals. Coaching and fatherhood became the avenues through which he lived out that calling.

To me, the men who passed through his locker rooms over more than 30 years of coaching, our own children, and the hundreds of young people across the region he personally poured into — that is his true legacy.

They are his coaching tree, and that is the achievement we are most proud of.”

Part 3: THE COACH T COLLECTION​

“The Coach T Collection was my way of sharing that mentorship with the world — capturing the lessons, discipline, and mindset that shaped so many lives.

While I don’t yet know what our next chapter looks like, what I do know is that I am deeply grateful for the journey the Coach T Collection represented.”
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Bestbuck36 said:

I worked security on that Tour for him a looooooonng time ago. He was a pretty cool guy from what I saw.

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Hot wife….who’s an amazing singer in her own right

Bestbuck36 said:

Shot hit like a suppressed AR! Not that I would know anything about that.

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Me neither. I've never fired a suppressed AR.

buckeyeintn said:

Actually I'm so old school that I don't listen to young whippersnappers like Tim McGraw. He's much too young for me.
The Preds play that when they score a goal at home. (I know most of you are really closet Preds fans). That's the only place I know it from.

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I worked security on that Tour for him a looooooonng time ago. He was a pretty cool guy from what I saw.

Bestbuck36 said:

Gotta love the Indian Outlaw

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Actually I'm so old school that I don't listen to young whippersnappers like Tim McGraw. He's much too young for me.
The Preds play that when they score a goal at home. (I know most of you are really closet Preds fans). That's the only place I know it from.

Boooooomm!

Hell of a play call. Think I saw that one in The Replacements.

Fungo Squiggly said:

19 PPG for the next 14 games will do it. Keep on keepin’ on, Bruce!

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If he does it as the third leading scorer, we're in business!

BuckeyeNation27 said:

I know. And what he did was dirty as hell, too. But the Steelers lived off it, and are still living off it. And getting away with it because that's the identity they got to create way back when.

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Wait, aren't you a RAIDERS fan?!?!

I really like Josh Allen. Guy is the ultimate competitor. Trending towards being the next Marino. Someone else needs to step up on Buffalo.

He initially played soccer,[6] but played high school football at Southmoore High School as a placekicker and punter.

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There's guaranteed to be more of these out there somewhere. FIND THEM

pnuts34 said:

https://www.thelantern.com/2025/06/nil-updates-ohio-state-to-allocate-18-million-in-nil-funds-to-four-sports-following-landmark-ncaa-settlement-vows-to-keep-all-36-sports/#:~:text=Ohio State University will distribute $18 million,Concentrate the money in just four sports




So there’s really no clear breakdown. Unless someone has some insider information. 4 sports will get the bulk and the others will get some type of partial scholarship.

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My buddys son played college soccer at MSU. He got a half scholarship for 2 of his 4 years. And, he was highly recruited.

Big man rumbling!!!

This is a fun freaking game!