Predicting UCONN vs scUM final

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

The book, or your "interactions" with this young lady?

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Yes.

And some of these shots from UConn, basketball Gods are on their side...

Bullshit foul, Illinois out of sync

Austin Reaves out for the first round. That fat lady might be singing.

Not even close to being a foul on the Illini. Seems like anything under the basket is automatic. I’ll be surprised if they can come back unless they just start raining 3s.

Starting to accept the disgusting reality that scUM is probably going to win it all. Arizona has choke in their DNA and Uconn (likely to beat Illinois) will probably lay another one of their clunker shooting games in the final

BB73 said:

That book was recommended to me by a young lady when we were both at tOSU. I will always have fond memories of it.

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The book, or your "interactions" with this young lady?

From 11W: Recruits in attendance for Saturday’s (4 April 2026) practice included 2027 five-star wide receivers Jamier Brown and Monshun Sales, 2027 five-star offensive tackle Oluwasemilore Olubobola, 2027 four-star quarterback Wonderful Monds IV, 2027 four-star linebacker AJ Randle, 2028 five-star defensive end Kameron McGee, 2028 four-star defensive end Jermaine Smith Jr. and 2028 quarterback Reign St. Clair (the younger brother of Tavien St. Clair), among others.

Student Appreciation Day Recap: Jeremiah Smith and Connor Hawkins Come Through in The Clutch, Ian Moore and Carter Lowe Fill In at Offensive Tackle​

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Moore, Lowe fill in for injured starting tackles​

Ohio State was without both of its returning starters at offensive tackles from last season, Austin Siereveld and Phillip Daniels, after both reportedly underwent procedures for minor injuries. With Siereveld and Daniels absent from Saturday’s practice, Ian Moore started at left tackle while Carter Lowe repped at right tackle with the first-team offense.

Moore had a strong showing filling in for Siereveld, holding his ground well in pass protection and winning one-on-one reps against Zion Grady and Beau Atkinson. Lowe, on the other hand, looked like a redshirt freshman who still has a way to go in his development before he’ll be ready to start at offensive tackle for the Buckeyes; he spent much of the practice going head-to-head with Kenyatta Jackson Jr., with Jackson frequently getting the best of his three-years-younger and far less experienced counterpart.

• Alongside students and media, former Ohio State players were also invited to attend Saturday’s practice. Some of the many former Buckeyes we spotted in attendance: Braxton Miller, Keith Byars, Roy Hall, Josh Myers, Patrick Gurd, Miyan Williams, Matt Wilhelm (the father of Mason Wilhelm), Bradley Robinson, Davison Igbinosun and Stanley Jackson (the father of Stanley Jackson Jr.).

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DZ83CK said:

I'm not sure exactly what OSU is doing with NIL, but I'm afraid it would be better allocated to players other than Colin.

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Good call. Colin White out.

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Hung on to win 14-12.

Buckeyes back up 14-12 heading to the 8th

brodybuck21 said:

12-12 now. Wind is blowing out

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Maryland is putting on a 2025 Ohio State defensive display 8 errors so far in this series

12-12 now. Wind is blowing out

Jagdaddy said:

Recently finished “Stranger in a Strange Land” by Robert Heinlein. Dude created some interesting characters and has some trenchant takes on the human condition.

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That book was recommended to me by a young lady when we were both at tOSU. I will always have fond memories of it.

gmen6981 said:

Seems to have the grift part down.

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He’ll master it after a few years in the Da Boot!

Speaking of awful pitching they are currently losing 11-10 in the 6th. Maryland has hit 5 HR. With even just bare minimum average pitching they are easily winning this game

brodybuck21 said:

To be fair I believe Haire needs a little time and patience. His track record is pretty good and the damage from beals and bitch ass mosiello was extensive

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Yea the program was a hot dumpster fire when Haire took over that's for sure, there was no overnight fix here.

The problem remains that the pitching is still pretty awful, it's "not as awful" as last year but it's still a far cry from even being average. Haire is gonna really have to come up with something to really improve there if he's going to win here.

To be fair I believe Haire needs a little time and patience. His track record is pretty good and the damage from beals and bitch ass mosiello was extensive