BuckBackHome said:

I automatically think of the scene from He Got Game!

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Same!

pnuts34 said:

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I automatically think of the scene from He Got Game!

RugbyBuck said:

Jax/West tandem at the top with some Turbo and Legend thrown in here and there.

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I think the transfer from UF will be RB3 or in the rotation

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Well that's a downgrade maybe he just wants to play

In case nobody else noticed, Kary Hollenbaugh is representing the U.S. in the Curtis Cup. It’s actually on the Golf Channel right now.

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Make the Case: Nadine Muzerall is the best Ohio State coach so far this century​

Muzerall has led Ohio State women’s hockey to the Frozen Four each of the last six seasons.

Ohio State has employed a lot of great coaches so far this century.

It all started with Jim Tressel leading the football team to an undefeated season and national title in 2002. A little more than a decade later Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes won the first-ever College Football Playoff.

Now Ryan Day is in charge of the program. Day already has earned a national championship and with the way he has built the program it looks like he could win a couple more before he leaves Columbus.

On the basketball court, Thad Matta built Ohio State into one of the best programs in the country, going to the Final Four twice, and making the title game in 2007.

Wrestling has Tom Ryan, who won a national title in 2015. Ty Tucker is in charge of the tennis program, posting over 700 wins in 26 seasons as coach, winning the Big Ten Coach of the Year award 18 times.

There are a number of other coaches who have posted some incredible accomplishments during their time in charge of Buckeye squads.

For as great as all those coaches mentioned have been at Ohio State, they all take a back seat to women’s ice hockey coach Nadine Muzerall.
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Carey will choose from a final three of Ohio State, Miami and Auburn, but the Buckeyes have reason to feel good about where they stand entering Wednesday’s announcement. While Carey’s father played for Miami, the Buckeyes emerged as the favorite for Carey even before they hosted him for his official visit last week. Carey wasn’t scheduled to make his official visit to Auburn until next weekend, so his decision to announce his commitment on Wednesday suggests he won’t be a Tiger.

Tim Walton is hoping Carey will be just one of three cornerbacks to commit to the Buckeyes in the coming days, as Ohio State is hosting fellow four-star cornerbacks Monsanna Torbert Jr. and Deontay Malone on official visits this weekend. Ohio State is also viewed as the favorite for both of them, so while the Buckeyes don’t yet have any cornerbacks in their 2027 class, it wouldn’t be a surprise if they add multiple CBs in the next week or two.

Here come the injuries this team can't take

Ramirez. DeLauter and Martinez all left today's game.

Jose has a fractured hamate which is apparently a 6-8 week recovery. Not good

Yeah, Brazil has a real talent problem at many positions. Quality has dipped

Really nice goal by Brazil. 1-1.