Outstanding! The haters will say it’s AI

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colobuck79 said:

Yikes.

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Is that bad?

jwinslow said:

I think this is accurate. Would put them at 39 vs 59 for OSU... and a large portion of this UM in the NFL list was undrafted.

Year + Players active on NFL teams
26 Barham, Bredeson, M, Moore, Rolder
25 Graham, Grant, Priebe, Zvada
24 Corum, Jenkins, McGregor, Sainristil, Wallace, Wilson, Zinter, Nugent
23 Harrell, McCarthy, Morris, Oluwatimi, Schoolmaker, Stewart, Turner, Wagner
22 Hill, Loveland, Hutchinson
21 Paye
20 Ruiz, Runyan, Uche
19 Bush, Collins, Gary, Bredeson B, Onwenu
17 Lewis
16 Glasgow

IR
18 Long, 19 McKeon

Cut by nfl teams

26 Benny, Guy, McCulley, Payne
25 Edwards, M.Hinton, Mullings, Ojanbo
24 C. Johnson, Colson, Henderson, Barnhart
23 Bell, Hayes, Smith, Hayes, Moody, Robbins, Welschof
22 Stueber, Haskins, Ross
21 McGrone
21 Thomas
19 Hudson, 19 Metellus
17 Hurst, Peppers

Old cuts to players listed on UM nfl player page for some reason
Peoples Jones, Vilain, Wormley

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Meanwhile, all OSU draftees from the last 2 years, including UFAs made rosters. Pretty clear cut on development of talent.

CMic said:

4 years left

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Some judge will rule he has 10 years left if he wants

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This asshole gets my vote:

BuckeyeNation27 said:

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.

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Tanner said:

McShay 2027 QB rankings (Sayin not in top 10)
Moore
Sellers
Carr
Manning
Leavitt
Chambliss
Mensah
Iamaleava
Williams
Sorsby

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McShay is a sad alcoholic

43 / 341 / 9​

Should Jeremiah Smith post these numbers (he will) in receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns, he will be Ohio State’s career record-holder in all three categories.

Smith needs 43 receptions to break Emeka Egbuka’s receptions record, 341 yards to break Michael Jenkins’ receiving yards record, and nine touchdowns to break Chris Olave’s touchdowns record.

Former Ohio State football player hit with big NFL news over the weekend that not many had coming​

Ohio State’s football program wins too thanks to a former Buckeye turned NFL undrafted free agent who won a job on a 53 man roster.



t was a successful weekend for the Ohio State Buckeyes when it comes to their former players sticking on NFL rosters and making their spot known for the 2026 NFL season.

Ohio State had all 11 draft picks from the 2026 NFL Draft make rosters, and all 25 draft picks from the last two years made initial 53-man rosters around the NFL.

Overall, Ohio State has 59 players on initial 53-man rosters around the NFL. The Buckeyes also had a pair of undrafted free agents from the 2025 team make rosters, with Josh Fryar and Seth McLaughlin both securing NFL spots.

Ethan Onianwa’s roster spot is the biggest surprise of the weekend​

The biggest surprise of the bunch is Ohio State’s seventh-round pick, offensive tackle Ethan Onianwa, making the Atlanta Falcons’ initial 53-man roster. That’s big news for the former seventh-round selection who did not start at Ohio State at all.

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big CLK fan but this is hilarious

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DIANTÉ GRIFFIN, THE GRANDSON OF OHIO STATE LEGEND ARCHIE GRIFFIN, COMMITS TO OHIO STATE AS PREFERRED WALK-ON

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Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...iffin-commits-to-ohio-state-as-preferred-walk

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Dianté Griffin Returns to Ohio Stadium for “Full Circle” Moment After Transferring to Ball State​

Archie Griffin will have rooting interests on both sides as Ohio State hosts Ball State in its season opener on Saturday.

Griffin will be rooting for Ohio State to win, of course, as the Buckeye legend still deeply loves his alma mater more than 50 years after winning his second Heisman Trophy. But he’ll also be cheering for his grandson to play well in Ohio Stadium.

Those rooting interests were one and the same for the past four years. Dianté Griffin was a walk-on cornerback for Ohio State from 2022-25. Griffin entered the transfer portal for his final year of college football, however, seeking an opportunity to be a scholarship player. That opportunity just so happened to come from Ohio State’s season-opening opponent.

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As such, Dianté Griffin will begin his new chapter at Ball State playing in the same stadium where he played his home games for the last four years, and where he became an Ohio State graduate in May.

“It’s a surreal moment. Full circle,” Dianté told Eleven Warriors when asked about returning to the Shoe. “I never thought I would be playing at Ohio Stadium after my Senior Day against Rutgers last year again.”

Still proud to be a Buckeye​

Dianté has only good things to say when reflecting on his time as a Buckeye. While he played only three snaps on special teams over four seasons, he’s proud that he was part of a national championship team and of the work that he put in behind the scenes.

“People always see the guys that are out there going to war, but they don't always recognize the people that were going to war behind the scenes throughout the week, putting in that real pain in practice. But we got our credit in the Woody, and that's really all that matters,” Dianté said. “During that time, you put so much into the moment to be a part of the team and be a part of the success, and it just feels like it all pays off.”

Dianté says his favorite part of being a Buckeye was the connections he made with his former Ohio State teammates and coaches over the last four years. He’s excited to reunite with many of them this weekend, particularly the Buckeyes’ returning defensive backs and Ohio State secondary coach Tim Walton.

“All my BIA brothers, man, they're always checking in on me, I'm checking in on them,” Dianté said. “Inky Jones, Jaylen McClain, Leroy Roker, Jermaine (Mathews Jr.), they're my brothers, man. And Coach Walt, he really helped me. I came in with Coach Walt, my first year was his first year as well, so we did a lot together. So it's going to be nice seeing all them boys.”

As the seventh different member of his family to play for Ohio State, also joining his father (Andre Griffin), uncle (Adam Griffin), great uncles (Ray Griffin and Duncan Griffin) and his other grandfather (Dave Reynolds), Dianté is proud to be an Ohio State graduate and that he was able to continue his family’s legacy as a Buckeye.

“It means the world to me personally,” Griffin said. “All my family members on my mother and my father's side all graduated from Ohio State. I grew up being a Buckeye fan, I was a Buckeye for life. And when I got the opportunity to continue my athletic career and my academic career at Ohio State, I took that on and did the work for me to finish and get my degree.”
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Just sayin': In case you wondered......Diante’s father, Andre Griffin, played running back for the Buckeyes from 1998-2001, while his uncle, Adam Griffin, was a defensive back at Ohio State from 2010-13 before a shoulder injury ended his career. While neither had the same impact on their field as Archie, they both found success after college, as Andre went into coaching and Adam went into the financial sector.

William Jewell College RB dies after medical emergency during game​

William Jewell College junior running back MicahJo Barnett died after experiencing a medical emergency on the sideline -- and shortly after scoring a touchdown -- during the Missouri-based Division II school's season opener against Fort Lewis College on Saturday, police and school officials said.

Without providing many details, police in Liberty, Missouri, issued a statement that said emergency officials at the game attended to a player about 20 minutes after kickoff. The player was transported by ambulance to a hospital, police said.

The player was pronounced dead at the hospital and was identified by the school as Barnett. No other details were released.



R.I.P.

What week is it? Game week

MD Buckeye said:

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LFG!!!

heisman said:

@brodybuck21 Holy shit! Congrats!

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oh damn!

Would’ve been classic if Paterno said “Beat Nebraska”

I watched the VY documentary on Netflix this weekend. I am not a pop psychology major but for some reason words like "narcissist" and "professional victim" kept popping in my head.

I know he needed the money but when Netflix spends and hour and a half trying to make you a sympathetic figure and all it gets across is how winning a football game 20 years ago is the absolute pinnacle of your life, well then you are truly something special.

Making his eulogy for Steve McNair about Vince Young, live with a mic in his hand at the funeral, was an especially nice touch.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

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

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Tired of Dad’s phone calls?

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)