True dat. In this day and age, anyone with his size has been playing ball at an elevated level, in a league with other kids that are special. These AAU teams have kids going from Ohio to Indiana, Kentucky, etc on a week endly basis. Just to get that competition. Kinda surprised that Austin didn't transfer to a local basketball powerhouse during HS. What I saw this year (in my opinion), was talent, but not polish. Don't really see much difference between him and Bradshaw, except, of course height. Anyway, do wish him well, as long as it's not TTUN. Or Indiana. Go Bucks!

ORD_Buckeye said:

Will Ryan Day and his brother's reign of terror ever end?

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Let's hope not.

Add a dose of Coach Mick, some playful OL competition, on-field performance, and voila! Another tree in Buckeye Grove! (Hopefully).

I'm out. I have a club squash tournament match later. Wish me well, my opponent is a good bit better than me.

So, I'll just leaves things with this.

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Forgot about Walt Frazier and Pearl Monroe. Good save. Probably some other notable guard tandems that have forgotten. Celtics had Danny Ainge and ?. DJ?

BuckeyeNation27 said:

right.....but about what? the feds don't give a shit about stealing signs. none of the info that we care about is worth anything.

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About anything, and the feds will just pass the stuff that's irrelevant to them on to the ncaa. If he did hack Ohio State practice footage and maybe communications of OSU coaches and players though that's still a federal crime.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

right.....but about what? the feds don't give a shit about stealing signs. none of the info that we care about is worth anything.

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you remember that scene in the Goonies when the Fratellis catch Chunk and tell him to talk? it's gonna be like that.

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Will Ryan Day and his brother's reign of terror ever end?

lvbuckeye said:

dude is looking at a possible 90 year sentence. he's gonna sing like a canary.

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right.....but about what? the feds don't give a shit about stealing signs. none of the info that we care about is worth anything.

BuckyKatt said:

Former University of Michigan Football Quarterbacks Coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator Indicted on Charges of Unauthorized Access to Computers and Aggravated Identity Theft​

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/p...arterbacks-coach-and-co-offensive-coordinator

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dude is looking at a possible 90 year sentence. he's gonna sing like a canary.

The good: Bouzakis, Mendez, D’Emilio, and Shumate.

The bad: Ryder, Gallagher and Kharchla. Just a tough go. Gallagher’s match was not good. I feel for him, but I didn’t see much urgency or fire. I thought Kharchla had Pinto toward the end of the 3rd. I was watching the matcast from my phone on a plane so I couldn’t really see or hear why points weren’t awarded.

The ugly: Tom’s mind numbing brick throw. It 100% cost Cannon the match. No chance they were going to award two more backpoints there, at all, ever. And then you gave the eye in the sky time to watch the replay over and over again to convince themselves backpoints shouldn’t have been awarded in the first place. Not to mentioned allowing Fish to catch his wind. No sense in being greedy there. Cannon did a great job of reversing the reversal and nearly stuck Fish in the process. Be content with a 9-6 lead against a wrestler that just expended a ton of energy trying not to get pinned. He wasn’t getting the major either. Win and advance.

Big day today. Excited to see how our guys step up in the championship bracket and on the consolation side.

LordJeffBuck said:

If one of Weiss's superiors knew of the hacking scheme but failed to report it because some of the hacked material was providing his football team an unfair advantage on the gridiron, could scUM be sued by those 100 colleges and universities and 150,000 athletes? In other words, was Weiss a rogue operator or was this an institutional scheme? I'm sure some enterprising lawyers will be asking that question....

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LOIC. If they hadn't done it to SMU they would do it to these pricks. And there is no more deserving group of assholes.

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If one of Weiss's superiors knew of the hacking scheme but failed to report it because some of the hacked material was providing his football team an unfair advantage on the gridiron, could scUM be sued by those 100 colleges and universities and 150,000 athletes? In other words, was Weiss a rogue operator or was this an institutional scheme? I'm sure some enterprising lawyers will be asking that question....

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Did any of the athlete's ever shop at Old NAVY....thus making these crimes against the military? Treason charges coming in 5....4....3....

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If one of Weiss's superiors knew of the hacking scheme but failed to report it because some of the hacked material was providing his football team an unfair advantage on the gridiron, could scUM be sued by those 100 colleges and universities and 150,000 athletes? In other words, was Weiss a rogue operator or was this an institutional scheme? I'm sure some enterprising lawyers will be asking that question....

Is there no bottom for these arrogant fucks? I'm telling you: Those beatdowns in 2018 and 2019 told dUMb that no matter what, it was not happening again. So they cheated their fucking asses off.

Crater those fuckers.

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Cannon lost his second match

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OSU staff lost Cannon's second match by throwing the brick. They should know better by now. They are terrible with the challenge...

1. Penn State - 39.5
2. Nebraska - 28.0
3. Oklahoma State - 27.0
4. Iowa - 18.0
4. Minnesota - 18.0
4. Ohio State - 18.0
7. Northern Iowa - 17.5
8. Cornell - 17.0
9. Illinois - 16.5
9. Michigan - 16.5
11. Virginia Tech - 12.0

Quarter Final Matches
125lbs
(1) Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) vs. (8) Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh)
(12) Dean Peterson (Rutgers) vs. (4) Vincent Robinson (NC State)
(3) Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech) vs. (6) Jett Strickenberger (West Virginia)
(7) Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) vs. (2) Matt Ramos (Purdue)

133lbs
(1) Lucas Byrd (Illinois) vs. (8) Braeden Davis (Penn State)
(4) Angelo Rini (Indiana) vs. (5) Zeth Romney (Cal Poly)
(14) Zan Fugitt (Wisconsin) vs. (6) Connor McGonagle (Virginia Tech)
(7) Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State) vs. (2) Drake Ayala (Iowa)

141lbs
(1) Brock Hardy (Nebraska) vs. (9) Jacob Frost (Iowa State)
(5) Cael Happel (Northern Iowa) vs. (4) Josh Koderhandt (Navy)
(3) Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) vs. (6) Vance VomBaur (Minnesota)
(2) Beau Bartlett (Penn State) vs. (10) CJ Composto (Pennsylvania)

149lbs
(1) Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) vs. (8) Jordan Williams (Little Rock)
(12) Ethan Stiles (Oregon State) vs. (13) Dylan D`Emilio (Ohio State)
(3) Shayne Van Ness (Penn State) vs. (6) Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina)
(7) Kannon Webster (Illinois) vs. (2) Ridge Lovett (Nebraska)

157lbs
(1) Tyler Kasak (Penn State) vs. (8) Joey Blaze (Purdue)
(12) Caleb Fish (Oklahoma State) vs. (20) Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern)
(3) Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) vs. (11) Matty Bianchi (Little Rock)
(7) Vinny Zerban (Northern Colorado) vs. (2) Meyer Shapiro (Cornell)

165lbs
(1) Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) vs. (8) Cameron Amine (Oklahoma State)
(5) Christopher Minto (Nebraska) vs. (4) Terrell Barraclough (Utah Valley)
(3) Mike Caliendo (Iowa) vs. (6) Beau Mantanona (Michigan)
(2) Peyton Hall (West Virginia) vs. (7) Hunter Garvin (Stanford)

174lbs
(1) Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) vs. (8) Lennox Wolak (Virginia Tech)
(5) Simon Ruiz (Cornell) vs. (13) Cade DeVos (South Dakota State)
(3) Dean Hamiti (Oklahoma State) vs. (11) Patrick Kennedy (Iowa)
(2) Levi Haines (Penn State) vs. (7) Danny Wask (Navy)

184lbs
(1) Carter Starocci (Penn State) vs. (8) Jaxon Smith (Maryland)
(4) Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) vs. (12) Silas Allred (Nebraska)
(3) Max McEnelly (Minnesota) vs. (6) Chris Foca (Cornell)
(2) Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) vs. (10) Edmond Ruth (Illinois)

197lbs
(1) Jacob Cardenas (Michigan) vs. (8) Gabe Sollars (Indiana)
(4) Michael Beard (Lehigh) vs. (5) Josh Barr (Penn State)
(2) AJ Ferrari (CSU Bakersfield) vs. (7) Mac Stout (Pittsburgh)
(23) Seth Shumate (Ohio State) vs. (6) Stephen Buchanan (Iowa)

285lbs
(1) Gable Steveson (Minnesota) vs. (8) Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State)
(4) Ben Kueter (Iowa) vs. (5) Owen Trephan (Lehigh)
(2) Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) vs. (7) Joshua Heindselman (Michigan)
(3) Isaac Trumble (NC State) vs. (6) Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State)

Pretty mixed bag of results from yesterday. McCrone avenged his loss to Cruz (Iowa) to stay alive. Bouzakis had a quality 9-4 decision to get to quarter finals but has a tough on in Ayala next. Mendez scored a MD to advance to quarter finals. D'Emilio had two quality wins to get into the quarter finals and has a very winnable match to get into semis and be an AA again.

Then we take a nosedive mostly in the rest of the weights. All of Paddy, Kharchla and Rogotzke all went 2 and out. Cannon lost his second match at 157 but to a very good opponent in SV. Shumate was the sole bright spot in the upper weights and won to get into the quarter finals, he'll face a buzz saw in Buchanan next but really nice performance so far....nice surprise there at 197. Feldman lost decisively and has a long road ahead to get on the podium.

scarletngray said:

And brother John sent him to Jimmy.

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Makes on wonder.what hacking he did for brother John while he was with the Ravens.