Bryce Harper shows off his Ohio State football fandom in a unique way​

One of the best players in Major League Baseball showed his fandom off while playing against the Guardians.

The Ohio State football program has fans all over the world. They have one of the largest alumni bases, and the Buckeyes have pretty much always been good. That's also part of the reason why the Ohio State Buckeyes are one of the most hated college football teams in the country.

Whenever College GameDay comes to town, Ohio State has plenty of celebrities to choose from to come to the set. That has always been the case, and it will continue to be the case. One of the many former guests on College GameDay in Columbus is baseball player Bryce Harper.

Harper has been one of the best players in Major League Baseball for quite a while. He currently plays for the Philadelphia Phillies. Yet, he is an Ohio State fan because of his wife, who attended the school. He showed off his fandom in a unique way while he was playing against Cleveland.

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Rosenqvist wins closest Indy 500 ever by 0.02 seconds​

Felix Rosenqvist swung to the outside of David Malukas, then found a way past the Team Penske driver to win the closest Indianapolis 500 in history by a margin of 0.0233 seconds on Sunday.

Malukas looked like he was in position to win when he passed the race leader Marcus Armstrong off the final restart with one lap to go while Rosenqvist and Armstrong, teammates with Meyer Shank Racing, fought wheel to wheel down the back straightaway and through the fourth and final turn.

But Rosenqvist had just enough power to pull away from Armstrong and snake behind Malukas before making the decisive outside pass in the final 50 feet.

The closest previous finish came in 1992 when Al Unser Jr. beat Scott Goodyear across the yard of bricks by 0.043 seconds.

It was Rosenqvist's second career win in 120 IndyCar races and comes after the recent birth of his first child. He is the third Swedish driver to win the race.

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Bestbuck36 said:

Yeah not sure I can't worry about the K more these days...

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That’s fair.

DubCoffman62 said:

I remember when this movie came out, it was rated R but if an adult bought your ticket it was all good. The theater was a uni-plex next door to a bowling alley that my mother and aunt frequented for late night bowling and cocktails. Some other R rated movies I saw there were Deer Hunter, Alien and Phantasm.

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What a coincidence, just came up on my FB feed, same place, gone since the 80's. The center had a Woolworth's too.

Looks like they’re one player short on depth …

But it’s two made cuts in a row (though making the lesser event cut last week wasn’t terribly impressive), and he’s been missing most cuts by just a shot or two rather than truly bottom feeding all year so hopefully he’s finding his footing. He has a fair amount of work to do to keep his card past this year. He’s tied for 40th this week, which won’t get worse as everyone below him is done and could, but is unlikely, to get a bit better if a few guys ahead of him falter.

(Clay bar as needed)

My kids 21 yr old x3. Mother's California gold then meguairs pro speed polish plus meguairs hybrid ceramic (also on the trim)

Tanner said:

I was surprised Birm on his podcast said Shazier was the best LB he's seen in the past 20 years. All due respect to Shazier, Hawk was the best LB I've seen in that time

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If you really want to get technical, Hawk isn't within the last 20 years....and yeah, we're all old now

I was surprised Birm on his podcast said Shazier was the best LB he's seen in the past 20 years. All due respect to Shazier, Hawk was the best LB I've seen in that time

Good first and fourth rounds. He did not really take advantage of the course in the second and third rounds. There were a lot of really low rounds those days.

He just finished his 4th round with a 67 leaving him at -12 for the tournament. Currently he is in a 12 way tie for 31st place. That could change as other golfers are still out on the course. He is in line for his biggest paycheck of the year so far at somewhere around $50K.

See the payouts: https://thegolfnewsnet.com/golfnews...e-updated-pga-tour-prize-money-payout-142957/

The key word there BB73 is that she was a hottie.

Sounds like the theme song from Mission Impossible to me

Wonder how aggressive the Cavs will be this offseason (yes, I am starting early)?

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In 4th grade, our gym teacher had us do a "dance contest" to this 45 one day during the winter when we could not go outside for gym class. Somehow I won, and the prize was that I got to keep the 45.

Bucklion said:

I'd add Sampras/Corretja at the US Open in 1996. Also Connors/Patrick McEnroe US Open 1991 that basically sent Pat to the broadcast booth.

And you can't tell me you don't have any Bill Tiden matches to add to that list. You were plenty old enough to appreciate what you were seeing then.

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I was too busy watching Suzanne Lenglen, she was a hottie!

pnuts34 said:

TE is the position I worry about least next to K and LS

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Yeah not sure I can't worry about the K more these days...

Keep that playoff video handy. Add the song says , "We gon let em know"

Big time recruit to sell it short

NJ-Buckeye said:

and overbearing parents

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Yeah my dad would have whipped my hind parts