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2028 MD DL Tyzon Swann (Verbal Offer)

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Swann, who traveled to Columbus on Tuesday as part of the Maryland-based Fast Track Recruits bus tour, has had a busy month visiting schools all over the country, including Alabama, LSU, USC and Michigan, with a trip to Penn State planned on Wednesday. Having already participated in camps with many of college football’s top programs, Swann said what stood out about camping at Ohio State was the way the players were coached.

“Just the work and the effort they want to see, they're pushing you to be great like their players,” Swann said. “Every drill we did out there, their players do, so that shows that they want us to be the best.”

Swann previously visited Ohio State in October for the Buckeyes’ home game against Minnesota, receiving his offer from Ohio State that same weekend. The top-ranked defensive lineman and No. 5 overall prospect in 247Sports’ composite rankings for the 2028 class, Swann said Ohio State’s culture and the love he felt from the community stood out to him during his previous visit, and he felt that again on Tuesday.

Ohio State has long stood out to Swann because of Johnson, who was a legendary high school coach in Maryland – starting his coaching career at Lackey High School, the same school Swann attends – before moving into the college ranks. Swann sees Johnson as college football’s best defensive line coach.

“Being able to come here and learn from him, knowing he's from my area, he's a legend around there, it feels great,” Swann said. “I get to take home stuff from the best defensive line coach in the country.”

Swann says he’s also enjoyed watching Ohio State’s defensive stars over the years, including Chase Young, Nick Bosa, Jack Sawyer, Arvell Reese, Sonny Styles and current defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Young, in particular, is an inspiration for Swann as a fellow Maryland product.

“Just watching him and then being able to come here, it feels surreal to me,” Swann said.
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2027 tOSU Recruiting Discussion

True. I think the 2028 class will be the big gauge for him, if he can't land a big fish there then I'd start being concerned.
Thankfully Harrison and McMullen are OSU”s to lose, imo. Now they better not even attempt to short change them and expect some type of discount. They probably won’t bid the highest, but if it’s in the top 2-3, with everything else OSU has to offer, they can land them both. That would be HUGE!
But as far as 2027, Hankton only has Easter and Wong left really on his tier A big board. OSU is surging with Easter, but Tech can very easily outbid OSU by $500k-1mil/yr. Again, they need to prove to him the long term development at OSu is worth more than the offer Tech will have. 1 WR drafted in the 1st 3 rounds in 60yrs for Tech, and how many in the 1st round alone for OSU in the Last 5yrs:pimp:
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The Ohio State Softball (Official Thread)

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DeLong spent the past two seasons at Florida State. She appeared in 55 games as a freshman with a .333 batting average, but only made one appearance this past season. DeLong was the 25th overall recruit in the 2024 class. She was the third-ranked outfielder. DeLong returns to Ohio after attending Mechanicsburg High School.
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Technology Gone Wild: Rise of the Machines

The danger of cognitive surrender
How much should managers let bots do the thinking


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Here's a link to the paper for you nerds who actually want to read analyze it:

And for the cool tomato in gumbo type kids, here's a perplexity AI summary of the paper:
I'm glad that this is being written about. Not lying, as close as I am to this industry and for as much as I use AI, both in coding and writing, I absolutely think very differently than I did prior.

Some of it is in a bad way as this would suggest... it's easy to get lazy. I find when I'm coding / vibe coding I'm really lazy like that. If it doesn't run, it's way easier to fix in AI than it ever was when you had to bug trace.

Written word, however, I find that the benefits are that I spend less time thinking about how I'm going to say something and far more time thinking about the facts and information I'm trying to convey. Not infrequently I pass my AI-co-authored writing through a secondary model to validate and verify (e.g. work in Claude and validate with Gemini). Using a secondary model expressly for critique and a devil's advocate opinion is hugely important.

Ahhh... Fuck... who cares... this will all be over soon enough with impending retirement.

2027 MS OL Caden Moss (Verbal Offer)

Buckeyes left an impression on an elite offensive tackle whose a Ole Miss lean​

Nothing about the recruit….but did the person that wrote this headline successfully pass 3rd grade?
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