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Professional Players Returning to College
- By DZ83CK
- Buckeye Basketball
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Amari Bailey, who has played 10 games in the NBA and was drafted in 2023, is seeking to return to college and is suing the NCAA. It appears his NBA career is over already.
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Amari Bailey, with 10 games in NBA, seeks college eligibility
Former UCLA standout Amari Bailey, who played 10 games for the Hornets in 2023-24, has hired an agent and a lawyer to prepare to fight for NCAA eligibility.
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2027 TX DL Ezekiel Ayangbile (Verbal Offer)
- By pnuts34
- Football Recruiting
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Class: 2027
Position: DL
School: Houston (TX) Langham Creek
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 265 lbs
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Class: 2027
Position: DL
School: Houston (TX) Langham Creek
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 265 lbs
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Latest Celebrity 'Obit' posts
- By DubCoffman62
- Open Discussion (Work-safe)
- 2621 Replies
I drug my wife to see Waiting For Guffman and she became a huge fan of the Christopher Guest movies.
I'll add on A Mighty Wind and Waiting for Guffman. In the same mickumentary vein as Best in Show with a lot of overlapping actors.
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Ohio State: most valuable football program
- By ScriptOhio
- Buckeye Football
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Ohio State Athletic Department Hauls In Record $336.1 Million Revenue in Fiscal Year 2025
The Ohio State athletic department brought in a school-record $336.1 million in revenue for fiscal year 2025, with a $15.7 million surplus after a $38 million deficit in FY2024.
Ohio State Athletic Department Hauls In Record $336.1 Million Revenue in Fiscal Year 2025
Ohio State's athletic department brought in more money than ever before in 2025.
During fiscal year 2025, which included Ohio State's run to the 2024 college football national championship, Ohio State athletics hauled in $336,077,887, the most in a fiscal year in school history. The department netted $15.7 million after $320,394,965 in expenses. FY2025 began on July 1, 2024, and ended on June 30, 2025.
“As the collegiate athletics model continues to evolve, successfully navigating the financial landscape is a must and I am proud of everyone within our program who made last year a success,” athletic director Ross Bjork said in a statement. “While there will be continued challenges to our economic model, we will strive to be best in class by continuing to innovate and stay aggressive in generating new revenue streams while also managing our expenses as soundly as possible. We are grateful for every Buckeye fan, donor, season ticket holder, and all students who support our program in numerous ways.”
The $336.1 million fiscal year broke the previous record of $279.5 million set in fiscal year 2023. But with only six home football games during the 2023 season, revenues dipped in FY2024, and Ohio State suffered a $38 million deficit after bringing in $254.9 million in revenue. The Buckeyes made an extra $22.9 milllion in football ticket sales alone in FY2025. Ohio State played nine total home games during the 2024 season, eight during the regular season and its first-round College Football Playoff game against Tennessee.
The Buckeyes also brought in a record $68.2 million in donor-funded contributions, up from $52.5 million the previous year. Media rights revenues from television and radio also increased from $52.8 million to $64.9 million in year two of the Big Ten's seven-year, $7 billion media rights deal with FOX, CBS and NBC.
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OC Arthur Smith (Official Thread)
- By ScriptOhio
- Buckeye Football
- 285 Replies
“Get the ball to 4”
Just sayin': The consistent answer to almost any situation in 2026 to the question: What play should we run?
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