brodybuck21 said:

Bynum had
7 pts
5 reb
3 blocks

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Could have had more possibly if he'd fall out of love with the 3 point line. He needs to understand that he's our rim protector and lane enforcer. He has great attitude and effort just has to fall in love with his role and dominate.

Added another long snapper.

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

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Added another long snapper.

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

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Bucks open their 2026 spring season with a double header Sunday at the TTTC (Ty Tucker Tennis Center)
From the official site,
https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/...welcome-toledo-xavier-in-season-opener-sunday

…. “Ohio State is opening its 113th season of tennis and will be led, once again, by Head Men's Tennis Coach, Senior Director of Tennis Operations and Special Assistant to the Athletics Director, Ty Tucker. Tucker is in his 27th season at the helm, totaling 747 wins as he sits as the ninth-winningest men's tennis head coach in Division I history.”
Coach Tucker has averaged 30 wins per season over the last 20 years…
Looking at the ncaa record for all time wins by a tennis coach, Paul Scarpa from Furman holds the record for the most wins in NCAA Division I history, with a total of 820 victories over 38 seasons.

Somewhat surprising. Guess guaranteed playing time wasn’t the key factor.

Get this man to March Madness!!

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Bagmeh

Meant to post this earlier

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Former Ohio State Cornerback Aaron Scott Jr. Transferring to Oregon​

Scott brings two years of eligibility to Oregon, which is set to play a road game at Ohio State during the 2026 regular season (date TBA).

A five-star recruit out of high school, Scott spent two years with the Buckeyes as a backup cornerback and special teams contributor, recording 11 tackles with two pass breakups and one tackle for loss. He’ll now look to earn a bigger role at Oregon, though he’ll face plenty of competition to do so, as he joins a secondary that returns 2025 Freshman All-American Brandon Finney Jr. and fellow starting cornerback Ify Obidegwu, as well as former Ohio State commit Na’eem Offord.

Scott, a native of Springfield, Ohio, becomes the third defensive back from Ohio on Oregon’s roster, joining Trey McNutt and Dorian Brew, who both signed with the Ducks in the 2025 recruiting class despite being heavily recruited by Ohio State. Neither Brew (who finished his high school career in Texas) nor McNutt saw playing time on defense in their freshman year with the Ducks, but both will also be among the defensive backs competing for playing time in Oregon’s 2026 secondary.

Very nice win today. Host Minnesota on Tuesday night and they def need that one before heading to AA fri night

Haha

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Great win! Hopefully they can keep it up one thing I worry about is guys just running out of gas down the stretch due to the pretty much complete lack of a bench

buckeyeintn said:

I want some more of it!

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Lobbed that softball….

Ivan gave them some big minutes today

Thump said:

During the show.

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Oh, hell no. I could give a rats balls about youtube chats.

brodybuck21 said:

I like it

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RuGettinIt said:

I love it

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I want some more of it!