Now go tackle a frat boy on the field, Anthony.

Can he make FGs from over 50?

time to beat Canada in another sport....

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TellMe said:

True, and important. Coach Diebler has proven he can really coach. Indiana and Scum are in the top 8. The good news is that we beat Indiana and came close with a hurt Team with Scum. If Debs can add a high pick at 7' 3+ to our front line I think we will have very good guards to round out a late drive. Debs has shown that he knows talent and also how to build talent (Bynum). Shooting has also taken a monumental leap forward. Scum has a very good team, but they better bring their A game tomorrow.

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And to think, that article is about one year old. I'm sure the numbers will go up substantially this year.

see if the boys can get a win this weekend....

calibuck said:

#141 - Mendez? Thanks for the info MPhillips

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Oops. The most obvious one.

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Depth Chart Outlook​

With Jeremiah Smith having one starting spot on the outside locked down, Guilford will compete with fellow freshman Chris Henry Jr. and transfer additions Kyle Parker and Devin McCuin for the starting spot at Z.

Winning that battle might be a long shot, but Guilford has the tools to at least be on the two-deep in his first season at OSU and push for an early spot in the wide receiver rotation. David Adolph and Phillip Bell are among the other receivers competing for a spot on the two-deep outside.

Guilford will have a very real chance to compete for a starting spot in his second season as a Buckeye in 2027. Smith will very likely enter the 2027 NFL draft, while McCuin and starting slot receiver Brandon Inniss are seniors. A starting spot certainly won’t be handed to Guilford with Ohio State bringing in top-end receiving talent year in and year out, but he signed with the Buckeyes because he wanted that competition.

Is this a mollification hire? Do get elevating the #2, although does anyone have his resume? Thought Kristina Johnson had the very best qualifications to be Chancellor, but she didn't last. (PS, anyone know where she landed). And thought the last guy had some great stuff on his resume as well, although being head dog at Nebraska not exactly a headline. Anyway, appreciate the quit, as he recognized that being seduced by someone that wanted to tap into tOSU cash flow wasn't quite legit. Wonder if she didn't get held accountable for trying to worm her way into getting money for her business.....anyway, anyone know which business this way?

DZ83CK said:

The Big 12 is utilizing an experimental court surface for their conference tournament. It's some sort of glass surface. It lights up the 3-point arc when someone hits a 3, and lights up the interior of the 3-point arc with a broken glass image when someone makes a dunk. They also are able to put graphics of each team on the court and switch them up depending on the matchups & of course use the surface for advertising images. It seems slightly more slippery than normal hardwood - a Texas Tech player slipped and got hurt after his foot slid when trying to cut for a pass.

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The players found it distracting and they are switching back to a wood court for the rest of the tournament.

Remember that game. Guess it played on C'bus news stations for a while. Luke Witte was victim, and Fred Taylor was the coach. One thing seem to remember, is that no tOSU players came over to defend Luke.....(may be fuzzy in the brain, though). But yeah, Witte was never the same, and Fred seemed to be deflated as well. When was in Grad school, had my pass to the gym signed by Fred. Still have it somewhere. Point being is that am glad tOSU let him fill out his career with a job at the university.....

Can we put this kid on our 'travel squad' and get him into the B10's? A seat from the bench is always helpful. Probably violates more than several NCAA rules, but seem to recollect that the football team could have recruits visit/watch bowl games, in say Florida? Or is my mind remembering things that didn't happen? Or is my 'leap of faith' memory of football, not carrying over to basketball?

ScriptOhio said:

Ballsy move! Kickboxer pulls car with just his testicles in bizarre stunt for mental health awareness

John Stephenson, 50, attached his junk to a 4,500-pound SEAT León sports car and dragged it roughly 150 feet with just his raw manpower.

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Ballsy move! Kickboxer pulls car with just his testicles in bizarre stunt for mental health awareness​

He went balls-out for a good cause.

A British kickboxer pulled a car hundreds of feet with just his testicles in a nutty attempt to raise awareness about mens’ mental health.

John Stephenson, 50, attached his junk to a 4,500-pound SEAT León sports car and dragged it roughly 150 feet with just his raw manpower, according to Yorkshirelive.com.

“When I’d finished, my plums were bright purple but I’m still firing on all cylinders,” Stephenson quipped to the outlet.

He pulled off the bizarre stunt in Halifax, England, while aptly snacking on a bag of nuts on Feb. 27 — becoming the first person ever to complete the feat in the United Kingdom, the outlet reported.

Stephenson said he hoped to use publicity from the ballsy move to urge men to get the mental health treatment they need.
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That’s just nuts.

Recollect that, but cannot remember the name. However, if we're talking New Jersey, those names come tripplingly out. Except cannot remember those either.....