NCAA Champion Andrew Lutschaunig Returns to OSU as the New Assistant Coach​

Ty Tucker and the Ohio State men's tennis program announced Tuesday afternoon that Ohio State men's tennis alum Andrew Lutschaunig is returning to campus as the team's new assistant coach.

"Andrew is a hard worker and a National Champion for the Buckeyes, and we are excited for him to share his knowledge and experience with our team," said director of tennis Ty Tucker. "While we will miss Hunter Callahan and all the contributions he made to Ohio State men's tennis, we know Andrew has what it takes to make an impact with this program and help them succeed at the highest level."

Lutschaunig returns to his alma mater to take over the assistant coaching position from Hunter Callahan as he moves on to his next chapter. As a student, Lutschaunig in his four years as a Buckeye, including winning a NCAA Doubles Championship in 2023 and an ITA Fall Nationals Doubles Championship in 2022. He was a member of the second Ohio State doubles team to win an NCAA Doubles Championship in program history. Lutschaunig compiled a career record of 68-24 in doubles and went 18-9 in singles.

After graduation, Lutschaunig transferred his skills to help coach at the Kass Tennis Academy in Columbus, Ohio. He joined the world of collegiate coaching last year, where he spent the 2025-26 season with the Dayton Flyers. During his time with Dayton, Lutschaunig helped coach the team to an 18-7 record and was 5-0 in conference play, making an appearance in the Atlantic 10 conference final.

Just sayin': But in case you wondered (and I had to look it up), James Trotter was his doubles partner when they won their NCAA Championship.



Ohio State now has 3 NCAA Men's Tennis Double Championships:

• • Chase Buchanan and Blaz Rola (2012)
  • Andrew Lutschaunig and James Trotter (2023)
  • Robert Cash and JJ Tracy (2024)

I'm taking the kid to his first official game. Hopefully someone takes notice and offers us one of them suites with a terrible view.

What'd they get for Ewers? Why not just keep him?

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Scottie Scheffler passes Tiger Woods at No. 1 on PGA Tour all-time money list after second FedEx Cup win​

Scheffler has now earned more than $130 million in his PGA Tour career​

Scottie Scheffler is accustomed to holding a No. 1 ranking, and on Sunday, the top active player in the world became the highest-earning player in PGA Tour history. With his second Tour Championship and FedEx Cup victory on Sunday at East Lake Golf Club, Scheffler took home $10 million and surged ahead of Tiger Woods to grab the top spot on the PGA Tour's all-time money list.

Scheffler entered the week $600,000 behind Woods' $120,999,166 career total, and he will now move well clear of Woods after earning $14.1 million over the last three weeks.

Tiger remained in the top spot for nearly a quarter century, originally taking over No. 1 on the all-time list on Feb. 13, 2000.
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I’m in the hospital getting an IV for severe dehydration…

Good for him!

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If I was the same sex as her I'd punch her right in the face. And then go grab a pie to celebrate. (Pizza).

buckeyebri said:

I don’t do anything on Facebook except use it for Marketplace to sell things. Damn are people fucking stupid. READ THE DAMN ADD. I’m not going to respond to every Tom, Dick, and Karen who asks is this available. If the add is up it’s here.

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Quite literally fair weather fans

Gunlife said:

Sayins arm talent will make him a high pick in next years draft. The ball just explodes off his hand with very little perceived movement, its a God given talent that not many are born with. Now that the nfl is nerfed and you can't touch a QB, his smaller stature won't be as big of a concern as it would have been 10 years ago.

Excited to see a true Ohio 5 star take the reigns after Sayin is a top 15 pick.

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Bryce Young and Kyler Murray went #1 and they are both smaller than Sayin is. These "experts" love to cherry pick certain things on a player to player basis

I hope he kicks ass!

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Finished “Whalefall.” Really enjoyed it.

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About Lizzo’s accident?

Browns keep 3 QBs on roster, put Dillon Gabriel (back) on IR​

The Cleveland Browns on Sunday trimmed their roster from four quarterbacks to three ahead of the NFL's cut-down deadline at 6 p.m. ET Sunday but did so without cutting or trading a passer.

Instead, Cleveland placed Dillon Gabriel on injured reserve and designated him to return with a back injury. The Browns will carry Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders and rookie Taylen Green as the quarterbacks on their initial 53-man roster.

Gabriel injured his back in Cleveland's preseason-closing win against the New England Patriots on Thursday night, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Gabriel had pain Saturday and underwent an MRI. He will be eligible to return after the first four games of the regular season.

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Scouting Report​

Tyson is a budding lead guard who can impact the game on both ends of the floor. He has extreme length, with a massive 6-foot-9-plus wingspan, and terrific speed in the open floor. When he hits the gas, he’s capable of creating tempo like few other guards in the national class. Defensively, those long arms and quick feet give him a very high ceiling. He’s just now starting to buy into maximizing those tools on a consistent basis. He already has a high steal rate (2 per game in 3SSB play), good shot-blocking numbers for a guard, and the potential to be a game-changing on-ball defender.

Offensively, he’s undoubtedly at his best when the game is being played up and down. He’s tight with the ball when in attack mode, deceptively physical off the bounce, and capable of whipping quick passes off the dribble. He’s not quite as dynamic at this point when the game slows down. He’s become reliable taking care of the ball (4 assists vs. 1.3 turnovers), but has more wiggle than he does an explosive first step from a standstill. Similarly, he’s a solid vertical athlete in space, registering 9 dunks in 16 games, but rarely above the rim in traffic.

The biggest swing skill is his shooting. While he was just 31% from behind the arc and 60% from the free-throw line during the grassroots season, he’s still shown some gradual progress with his mechanics. He tends to lean back into his shot and generate most of his power from his arms, but his release is relatively clean with good rotation when he has room and rhythm. While he has some lift into his pull-up game, the key is not settling for too many tough ones.

Tyson has some extra intangibles as well. He’s visibly competitive, a good teammate, known for his high character and leadership ability. While he’s older for his grade, and will turn 18 in August before his senior year, there’s still a long runway to build up his body, get more consistent with his shooting, efficient offensively, and embrace his full potential on the defensive end of the floor.

The interior OL should be one of the better at OSU in quite some time. The struggles in that Indiana game were specifically at RG so I have no doubt we’ll be better this year than last year.

You add a better OL, with an experienced QB, the best football player in America, and returning RBs then there’s no reason why this shouldn’t be a top 5 offense.

Supposedly just scheduled to be at the Ball State, Oregon and €ichigan games.

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Presented by Anduril…

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Just sayin': It is what it is, I'm sure Ohio State wasted no time in cashing Anduril's check either........



Anduril Industries is deepening our ties to The Buckeye State. Today, we’re announcing Anduril is an official sponsor of Ohio State Athletics. This multi-year relationship reflects Anduril’s enduring commitment to Ohio and the Columbus community as we build Arsenal-1, our new 5 million-square-foot advanced manufacturing campus in the region.

It’s a natural relationship: The Ohio State University competes at the highest standard of athletic achievement. Anduril builds technology at speed and scale for the nation’s defense.

“To build the future of defense technology, faster, smarter, and more adaptive than ever before, we had to invest now and we needed critical partners to meet the nation’s needs; we found our critical partners in Ohio,” said Zachary Mears, Senior Vice President of Strategy at Anduril. “Just as my alma mater Ohio State has shaped Ohio’s identity for more than a century, we intend for Anduril to be a durable community partner, creating jobs, mentoring young talent, and delivering technology that keeps our nation secure.”

“Anduril’s investment in Ohio State Athletics goes well beyond a sponsorship,” Ross Bjork, Senior Vice President and Wolfe Foundation-Eugene Smith Endowed Athletics Director, said. “Our missions are in alignment with supporting student-athletes and making a positive impact on the broader community. We truly appreciate the Anduril leadership team seeing the value in Ohio State Athletics and thank them for their support.”

Anduril is making a similar long-term investment in the state’s future. Our hyperscale production facility, called Arsenal-1, is one of the largest advanced manufacturing facilities in the nation, and will open its doors just a few miles from campus. When complete, Arsenal-1 will produce autonomous defense systems in formidable quantities, create thousands of skilled jobs, and serve as a hub for innovation, training, and economic growth in central Ohio.

Anduril works to equip and inspire the next generation of engineers, innovators, and problem-solvers. Through the sponsorship, Anduril will support STEM engagement initiatives, workforce development programs, and military outreach. These efforts are designed to help prepare future leaders for careers in technology, manufacturing, and public service.

As an official sponsor of Ohio State Athletics, Anduril’s presence will be seen across Ohio Stadium, the Schottenstein Center and the entire athletic campus. Additionally, Anduril will serve as the presenting sponsor of Defend The ‘Shoe, a 12-part original series produced in partnership with Learfield Studios that gives Buckeye fans unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the team’s pursuit of another national championship and exclusive profiles of the defensive standouts charged with protecting Ohio Stadium. Episodes will debut weekly throughout the season across Ohio State’s digital platforms and social channels.

From in-venue branding to game-day activations and community events that honor the military community, this partnership puts Anduril in front of Buckeye fans year-round. The multi-year relationship was secured on behalf of Ohio State Athletics by athletics multimedia rightsholder Ohio State Sports Properties, the locally based team of Learfield – the leading media and technology company powering college athletics.

Curaçao 11 vs Nevada 2; Curaçao wins the 2026 Little league World Series.

Japan 3 vs Ohio 2; Ohio finished 4th

Little League World Series championship 2026: Curaçao wins second LLWS title with 11-2 win over Henderson, Nevada​

Curaçao adds another LLWS championship to its 2004 title, played in the final for the third time in five years
Curaçao won the 2026 Little League World Series championship with an 11-2 win over Henderson, Nevada (representing the U.S. Mountain region) before an estimated crowd of 24,844 at Howard J. Lamade Stadium in Williamsport, Pennsylvania on Sunday.

Juriënsly De Windt hit a bases-loaded double to clear the bases and drive in three runs in the top of the fifth inning to blow open a game that was still in reach for Nevada at the beginning of the frame, trailing 4-2.
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Just sayin' If any Caribbean team was going to be dominate in the LLWS I would have thought that it would 'e been a team from The Dominican Republic.

Hamilton West Side falls to Japan in LLWS third-place game | Recap​

Hamilton West Side's amazing World Series run was bookended by heartbreak.

Ohio fell to Japan, 3-2, in the Little League World Series Third-Place Game on Aug. 30. Ohio had pitched a shutout through five innings, but Japan put up three runs in the bottom of the sixth. The game ended as an Ayumu Hasegawa bunt turned into a walk-off single.

Hamilton's ace pitcher Boone Treadway had five dominant innings against Japan. He pitched 5.1 shutout innings, striking out five before hitting the pitch limit. Offensively, Hamilton took control of the game first. Though Japan held West Side scoreless for three innings, the dam broke in the fourth. Xander Kinkade delivered a well-placed ball in right field for a two RBI double, scoring both Josiah Infante and Bob Frazier.

Japan's bats came alive in the final frame. The International runners-up had only recorded three hits in the first five innings, but secured four in the bottom of the sixth to win the game.

West Side's long journey began over a month prior at the Ohio state tournament. Hamilton won its record 26th state title on July 24th, defeating Canfield 4-3. The champions of Ohio then steamrolled through the Great Lakes Regional Tournament, winning the tournament on Aug. 12 after racking up a 38-8 margin of victory in four games. The championship granted West Side its sixth trip to the Little League World Series, a world record.
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