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Weights and measures?

What a profoundly Reds way to lose today's game. Dropped flyball with 2 outs in the top of the 9th allowing the tying and go-ahead runs to score. Continued implosion by the bullpen puts them down 5 headed to the bottom of the 9th. Score 4 in the bottom of the 9 and have the bases loaded with 2 outs and McClain smokes the ball to right only for the right fielder to haul it in on the warning track.

Just so fucking typical.

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Also need to add that Barner changed his number to 2 to honor Caleb Downs(at least I've read that on another board)

brodybuck21 said:

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Birm has all but indicated that the top 3 defensive prospects in this class that Ohio State is willing to break the bank for are Casey Barner, Tahj Gray and Jermaine Cobbins.
He also expects Ohio State to spend big on DT, more specifically a one tech body like Aedyn Havili or Prince Che.

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Makes sense. Huge talent obviously but also seems like an excellent culture fit...kid is going to be a future captain.

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@ORD_Buckeye you have any preprints on the Freshman class, we went 9500 then 8200.... curious to see if they keep it a little lower again

BuckeyeNation27 said:

I think you already know this......but that was his actual stat line from the game. 8 completions on 18 attempts for 63 yards and an interception.....0 TDs. I feel like that can be repeated even if you already knew it.......because that's kinda terrible.

I've never seen a freshman like it.

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LOL. I actually didn’t know it. I thought you were just picking a lousy stat line as an example and made a joke about you aiming too high for him.

Out. Of. Control.

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Do you know what this is worth?

Christian Crackenberg? Sean Snifford? Flake McSorley? Trying to come up with some others…

Jagdaddy said:

Why do you want him to have an above average passing game?

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I think you already know this......but that was his actual stat line from the game. 8 completions on 18 attempts for 63 yards and an interception.....0 TDs. I feel like that can be repeated even if you already knew it.......because that's kinda terrible.

I've never seen a freshman like it.

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He’s fitting right in.

So they bring in supposedly ‘do-things-right’ Kyle Whittingham and he can’t keep his own brother from breaking the rules.

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I might actually buy something like that!

Snow Paterno is the best damn nickname I've heard in 10 years.

No shade here.

pnuts34 said:

Do you think they change the name of the "White out" game

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Goddamn I knew there was a scheme adding to their play in those games!

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Best idea them fuckers have ever had.

pnuts34 said:

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And that's why Brutus is the GOAT!!

Former Ohio State Kicker Jayden Fielding Filing Lawsuit Against NCAA to Enter Transfer Portal for Fifth Year of Eligibility​

Jayden Fielding is suing the NCAA for the opportunity to play a fifth year of college football somewhere other than Ohio State.

Fielding’s attorney, Darren Heitner, told CBS Sports on Thursday that Fielding is filing a lawsuit against the NCAA, seeking the ability to enter the transfer portal and play a fifth season of college football.

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Heitner, an attorney who specializes in representing college athletes, has represented a multitude of athletes from the 2022 recruiting class seeking the opportunity to use their fifth year of eligibility after the NCAA changed its eligibility model to give all current and future athletes five years of eligibility.

The news of Fielding’s lawsuit comes one day after a group of 16 former college football players – including multiple players who signed NFL contracts this offseason – received a temporary restraining order against the NCAA in Louisiana allowing them to enter the transfer portal and play a fifth year of college football.

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