MOTSAG Draft Profiles: Justin Fields
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With the 2021 NFL Draft fast approaching, the odds of a Buckeye getting drafted are pretty high—especially after the championship run this past season. Although the game did not go as planned, the legacy of the outbound players cannot be underestimated and their achievements speak for themselves. Here are just a few tidbits about each draft eligible Buckeyes starting with Justin Fields.

Although the scoreboard failed to showcase his improvements, Justin Fields’ had plenty of good plays that were captured on tape. His intangibles are good enough to be a great, productive quarterback in the NFL and he could potentially break the stigma for future Ohio State Quarterbacks.

Fields is accurate from deep and he has improved his mid and short range accuracy as well. The know of locking onto his first receiver is a thing of the past because he has shown that he is actively coming off of the first receiver and is working through his progressions. Yes, sacks and holding onto the ball is bad but Fields has the potential to be a good one in the future. Pack in the speed and toughness—and you have a durable player with leadership capabilities and the concept I’ve drive to help your team turn things around.

If oddsmakers have it right, there is very little chance Justin Fields winds up a New England Patriot after the 2021 NFL Draft says Paruk from SportsBettingDime.com had mentioned. After the 49ers traded up to #3, they became -150 favorites to take the Ohio State pivot. The Patriots were not among the other eight teams listed. That’s because the chances of Fields lasting until the 15th-overall pick are basically nil, as is Bill Belichick’s history of trading up in the draft.

The NFL Draft is never lacking in drama, but there many teams looking for a future signal caller/playmaker. Fields fits the mold in being one of those future stars and all he needs is to hear his name to begin putting in the work.

PROS:

• Deep ball accuracy/placement
• Durability
• Athleticism/Speed
• Leadership Qualities
• Arm Strength

CONS:

• Holds onto ball too long/Eats sacks

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Class of 22′ OT Carter Smith talks recruitment, Ohio State involvement and fun outside of Football
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OT Carter Smith might not have the loftiest recruiting rating per the 247 Sports composite rating, but if there is anything we all know about Ohio kids they have an act of outworking anybody/everybody in the country no matter what the recruiting analysts say. Carter may be lower ranked but he lets his hard work do his talking and programs are clearly listening as the offers continue to roll in. “I currently have 24 offers and I don’t want to disclose any leaders until the time comes. I’m hoping to have my top 5 out by April 15th, but anything can happen.” Smith said.

I can honestly say I do not blame Smith for waiting as just in the last couple weeks alone he has had offers still rolling in and the last two have been from SEC country (Auburn , Vanderbilt) but he also has a Tennessee offer so the big programs are definitely interested and Smith is excited about the potential opportunity to take his talents to SEC territory. “It’s really cool to have the opportunity to play good ball down south, but I just want to find somewhere that fits me best.” Smith said.

With Carter being located just a short ways away from Ohio State I Asked him if Ohio State has reached out about a potential offer and if he thought the lack of camp opportunities that Ohio State usually holds and the on-going recruiting dead period on campuses has caused a lull in said communication. “I know they (Ohio State) would like to see me at around 280-290 pound range and I’ve talked with Coach Stud a few times but nothing too much about an offer.” Smith Said. “Absolutely. It’s the worst part about this right now, not only can I not see the campus, but the coaches and players too. It’s really frustrating. I hope to make it to a camp or two this summer, there will absolutely be visits taken.” Smith added.

While football is important to Smith there is plenty that he values outside of the sport. “I enjoy doing volunteer work, youth group, making smoothies at my work, and hockey. I hope to make an impact on everyone I meet and make my mark at the best place for me! It’s all about relationships and i need to cherish that as much as possible.” Smith said.

I cant thank Carter enough for giving me some of his time and I think we can all agree that he will do big things no matter wherever he goes!




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Hangout in the Holy Land Podcast: 2021 Ohio State preview
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It’s the last offseason Hangout before the regular season begins next week.

Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast ‘Hangout in the Holy Land’ is back for a brand new season with brand new co-hosts! While the show has previously just been an in-season project, this year we are coming at you once a week throughout the offseason to keep you updated on all things Ohio State. Join LGHL’s co-managing editor Gene Ross alongside his co-host Josh Dooley as they cover everything from football to basketball to recruiting and more!

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In their final offseason edition of the pod, Gene and Josh break down the 2021 Ohio State roster. They go position by position, discussing who they expect to start at each spot and what they expect to see from each unit. The guys take a look at what should be a dominant Buckeye offense, and attempt to answer some of the questions on a defensive unit that struggled mightily in 2020 — including what will happen with everyone’s favorite OSU defensive back: Demario McCall. They also discuss how some changes in philosophy and scheme for the coaching staff should put the team in the best position to make the College Football Playoff this season.

Beginning next week, Hangout in the Holy Land will be moving to two episodes a week, with a preview episode breaking down each of Ohio State’s opponents — starting with the season opener against Minnesota next Thursday — and a postgame reactions episode following the game each weekend. Be sure to download and listen in wherever you get your podcasts, and leave us a review on Apple to let us know your thoughts and how we can make things even better!

You can also follow us on Twitter @HolyLandPod, as we’ve started to get that account a little more active as the regular season is now upon us, where we will want to hear from you guys even more! If there’s anything you’d like us to talk about on the show, @ us and let us know!

As always, Go Bucks.


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Why is this News? All the articles and tweets Buckeye fans need for August 25, 2021
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All the Buckeye news thats fit to re-print.

Look, we get it. Your days are busy and you don’t have time to read all of the stories and tweets from the three dozen websites dedicated to covering Ohio State athletics, or the 237 Buckeye beat writers churning out hot takes and #content on a daily basis. But that’s ok, that’s what your friends at Land-Grant Holy Land are here for.

Monday through Friday, we’ll be collecting all of the articles, tweets, features, interviews, videos, podcasts, memes, photos, and whatever else we stumble across on the interwebz and putting them in our daily “Why is this News?” article. That way, you’ll have a one-stop-shop for all of the most important Buckeye news, jokes, and analysis.

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On the Gridiron


ACC, Big Ten and Pac-12 announce historic alliance
- Big Ten Press Release

Big Ten, ACC and Pac-12 officially announce alliance between conferences
- Dan Hope, Eleven Warriors

You’re Nuts: Which Week 1 game that isn’t Ohio State/Minnesota are you most excited for?
- Brett Ludwiczak and Meredith Hein, Land-Grant Holy Land

Luckily, college football programs are incredibly trustworthy and always above board...


Kourt Williams ‘coming quick’ and more determined than ever after injury
- Nathan Baird, Cleveland.com

Kamryn Babb being named captain ‘one of the more amazing stories I’ve been around’
- Patrick Murphy, Bucknuts

Ryan Day continuing to focus on what he can control as he enters year three
- Dan Hope, Eleven Warriors

(Preseason) QB1


Five Buckeyes On ESPN’s List Of Top 100 College Football Players For 2021
- Andrew Lind, Sports Illustrated

A deep dive on 2024 QB Jadyn Davis and his importance to Ohio State
- Caleb Houser, Land-Grant Holy Land

‘Pork Chop’ Miyan Williams pushing for meaty backfield role with Buckeyes
- Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row

These videos will literally never get old.


Column: What I love about each of Ohio State’s football captains
- Megan Husslein, Land-Grant Holy Land

On the Hardwood


The B1G-ACC-PAC-12 alliance also extends to basketball


Ohio State recruit Dillon Mitchell begins senior year at Montverde Academy
- Adam Jardy, The Columbus Dispatch

Outside The Shoe and Schott


OSU field hockey comes in at No. 22 in the NFHCA Preseason Poll.

And now for something completely different


The legend of J.R. Smith continues to grow.


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Ohio State target, No. 2 overall 2023 prospect set to reveal top schools
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Lebbeus Overton | Andrew Ivins, 247Sports

Big time Buckeye target from Georgia will trim down his list today and begin focusing on twelve going forward.

It was a bit of a slower news day on the trail for Ohio State but there never seems to be a completely quiet day. Land-Grant Holy Land discusses what Tuesday brought for the Buckeyes on the recruiting front including the latest on a pair of lineman on both sides of the ball.

Overton to trim list


One of the nation’s very best in next year’s recruiting cycle is five-star defensive lineman Lebbeus Overton of Milton (GA). The No. 2 overall player in the country has already obtained over 25 offers during his recruitment and some of the very best programs in the country will be tracking him for the foreseeable future. But for now, Overton is ready to begin narrowing things down and start focusing on a smaller number of suitors going forward.


Ohio State is one of the elite universities setting their sights on the Peach State prospect and the Buckeyes initially jumped into the picture when they offered him a scholarship back in mid-February of this year. Just one month ago, Overton made a stop in Columbus to check out campus and what the Scarlet and Gray had to offer. With that in mind, it would come as no surprise to see the Buckeyes included in the group.

Wagner becoming a priority?


As we enter the day, Ohio State’s No. 3 ranked recruiting class features just two offensive lineman in four-star offensive tackle Tegra Tshabola of Lakota West (OH) and four-star offensive tackle George Fitzpatrick of Cherry Creek (CO). It is no secret that the Buckeyes are aiming to take anywhere from four-to-five inside the trenches to add to Greg Studrawa’s OL room.

One of the possibilities to claim one of those spots is four-star offensive tackle Aamil Wagner of Wayne (OH) and according to Joseph Hastings of Buckeye Grove, the Buckeyes have now “picked up their contact with him.” Wagner has already used one of his five official visits on a stop at Ohio State so the Buckeyes will likely want to get him back on campus in the near future.

Wagner reveled a top six back in March that featured Auburn, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, and Stanford. The 6-foot-6, 265-pounder holds just one prediction on the 247Sports Crystal Ball and that forecast favors Ryan Day and the Buckeyes. Wagner is currently graded as the 11th offensive tackle in the class and a top five player in the state of Ohio.

Quick Hits

• According to Chad Simmons of On3, 2023 five-star safety Sonny Styles of Pickerington Central (OH) will visit Ohio State on September 11th. Of course, that is the day where the Buckeyes will take on Oregon in what is shaping up to be a major opportunity for the program to impress some of the nation’s best prospects.
• 2023 four-star cornerback Sharif Denson of Bartram Trail (FL) tells Garrick Hodge of Eleven Warriors that Ohio State is “definitely in the mix” for his services. The Buckeyes delivered an offer to Denson back in June of this year. For now, Florida holds the early lead on the 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions.
• Despite a decision date already set for 2023 four-star wide receiver Carnell Tate of IMG Academy (FL) — a major target for Brian Hartline and the Buckeyes — the offers are still coming in. Florida was the latest program to attempt to jump into the picture on Tuesday when the Gators dropped an offer to the 6-foot-2, 185-pounder.

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Column: What I love about each of Ohio State’s football captains
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Six players received the honor of being named a captain, and I am so happy with each and every selection — read on to see why.

lBeing named a captain of THE Ohio State University’s football team is one of the biggest honors that a player can receive. This year in particular is special, because the team lost all of their captains from last season. Therefore, six brand-spankin new guys were selected by their fellow teammates as leaders of the team.

This year broke a few records in regards to captains. It is the first time in seven seasons where at least one captain isn’t returning (Tuf Borland isn’t STILL on this team?!). It is also the fewest number of captains selected since 2015, with only six being chosen. So, these guys must feel pretty special that their teammates collectively thought of them to lead them!

Let me give you the list of players: WR Kamryn Babb, DT Haskell Garrett, DE Zach Harrison, LB Teradja Mitchell, OT Thayer Munford, and last, but certainly not least, WR Chris Olave. We have a lot of experience here, with most of them being seniors, but Garrett and Munford are super-seniors (thx, COVID!). Zach Harrison is only a true junior— yet still a leader on this powerhouse of a defense. All of these guys truly deserve to be awarded with this prestigious honor, and I’m going to tell you why I love every single one of these picks!

Kamryn Babb

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So, you hear this name, and you might not immediately recognize it. You might look up his stats and be extremely confused. Babb has been through A LOT during his football career. The worst injury that an athlete can suffer from, a torn ACL, happened to him. THREE TIMES. I feel so sorry for him, yet he has persevered and kept working hard— on the field and in the classroom. Babb is a three-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. He redshirted his first two seasons, and played for his first time last season. He got injured again during the spring, so he’ll be out for at least the start of the season this fall. However, this shows how much respect he has gained if his teammates chose him as a leader, even if he hasn’t been playing beside them very much. You have to root for Kamryn Babb. Praying that he gets back on the field soon!

Haskell Garrett

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First off, we know how Garrett exploded onto the scene last year- First Team All-American, one of the best parts of our D-Line. He has a lot of experience— 41 games played, and the stats racked up, too; 40 tackles, 6.5 TFL, two sacks, two PBU, and a pick-6 interception. Oh yeah, and he got shot in the face last summer— AND DIDN’T MISS A SINGLE GAME. He is just a total beast on and off the field. He is on the preseason All-America list, and the watch list for the Outland Trophy, the Chuck Bednarik Award and the Bronko Nagurski Trophy. He has clearly battled adversity, but didn’t let anything, even a gunshot wound, stop him. He also gets my respect for taking advantage of his COVID year. We love super-seniors!

Zach Harrison

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Can anyone else not believe that he is already a junior? To highlight that point, though, it is extremely impressive that he was selected as one of the six as a true third year player. The local kid from Lewis Center has shined in his first two years, with a team-best 9.5 TFL, and 5.5 sacks. He is also on the watch lists for the Bronko Nargurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy. One of the most intriguing facts about him, I think, is that he was one of the three Buckeye student-athletes at Big Ten Media Day this year. This shows how much of a leader he is, and his teammates and coaches think highly of him. I can’t wait to see what he does in possibly his final collegiate season.


Teradja Mitchell: Okay, if you haven’t seen the video of linebacker coach Al Washington calling Mitchell’s father to relay the news of his son being named a captain, here you go, You might want to grab some tissues:


Sadly, his big brother died very recently, so it was nice to see some good news for the Mitchell family. On the field, he has been a great special teams player, and is one of the more experienced linebackers in this year’s room. I really expect a breakout season for him! One more thing: he is majoring in fashion and retail studies, so I will be focusing on his pregame outfits this year.

Thayer Munford

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Another super senior! Munford is entering the 2021 season as one of the most experienced offensive linemen in the Big Ten – and country – after starting 33 games over the past three years and played in 45 of 50 games over the last four seasons. He is a preseason first team All-American. His experience and talent is unmatched among offensive linemen across the nation! Why I love this pick is because he came back as a result of a promise made to his momma. He promised her that he would graduate, and you can expect him with a degree in sports industry following the fall semester. He’ll be the first one in his family to graduate from college, plus I expect him to be a high pick in next year’s NFL draft! Thayer Munford is just a great story.

Chris Olave

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This, I feel like, was a no-brainer. Olave is one of the best players in the country, will most likely be a top-ten draft pick, and has been/will continue to be a record breaker. He is also a preseason first team All-American, and could break the OSU record for most career TD receptions (he only needs 13 more). I feel like rattling off his stats is not necessary, and frankly, would fill up the rest of this page. We all know his greatness. However, I respect the fact that he came back for his senior year, and wants to help this team win a National Championship. Last year was a receiver-heavy draft, so I definitely believe that he will be chosen near the top this year. But, we still get one more season of watching CO2 for the Scarlet and Gray— let’s enjoy it!

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You’re Nuts: Which Week 1 game that isn’t Ohio State/Minnesota are you most excited for?
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Your (almost) daily dose of good-natured, Ohio State banter.

The great thing about Ohio State opening up their season on Thursday this year is that it gives us time to relax over Labor Day weekend and take in the rest of the college football action around the country. Taking in a full slate of college football action over Labor Day weekend is an even bigger deal this year, after last year saw just a handful of games played over the holiday weekend.

The start of the 2021 college football season shouldn’t disappoint. There are five games over Labor Day weekend between ranked teams on the schedule, including two Big Ten conference games. By the time Week 1 of the college football season wraps up, there will have been five Big Ten conference games, which is a change from normal scheduling that saw conference games a little later down the line.

One of those Big Ten conference games is Ohio State heading to Minnesota to take on the Golden Gophers. We are all excited to see how the Buckeyes look with a new quarterback taking the snaps, along with some of the new talent on both sides of the football that will be stepping into starting positions vacated by those that have graduated or moved on to the NFL.

What we want to know is what game aside from Ohio State/Minnesota are you most excited for in Week 1 of the college football season. You could also include a game from Week 0 of this season, but if you are most excited for Nebraska/Illinois or Hawai’i/UCLA over what Week 1 has to offer, then you might want to take to a therapist since there isn’t something right going on upstairs.

Today’s question: Which Week 1 game that isn’t Ohio State/Minnesota are you most excited for?


We’d love to hear your choices. Either respond to us on Twitter at @Landgrant33 or leave your choice in the comments.

Brett’s Pick: #17 Indiana v. #18 Iowa


Many have Ohio State’s trip to Bloomington later in the year pegged as the toughest game of the year for the Buckeyes. The Hoosiers have a number of hurdles to clear if they want to go into that game against Ohio State undefeated. The first of these hurdles is a trip to Kinnick Stadium to take on the Iowa Hawkeyes.

The expectations for Indiana this year were high even before the Hoosiers were ranked 17th the AP Poll, marking the first time that Indiana has been ranked in the preseason poll since 1969. Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is returning from a knee injury suffered during the 2020 season. Joining Penix on offense will be wide receiver Ty Fryfogle and tight end Peyton Hendershot, while linebacker Micah McFadden and cornerback Tiawan Mullen will lead the way on defense.

We are going to find out real quick if Iowa is for real this season. Not only do the Hawkeyes host Indiana in their season opener, the next week they head to Ames to take on the Iowa State Cyclones, with their hated rival ranked inside the top-10. If the Hawkeyes can get through their first two games without losing one of those games, Kirk Ferentz’s squad has a real chance at winning the Big Ten West, as well as putting themselves in position for a spot in the College Football Playoff, since Iowa’s toughest remaining game will be traveling to Madison to take on Wisconsin.

Much like Indiana, Iowa also does have their quarterback from last season returning. Even though Spencer Petras didn’t put up big numbers last year, he should be more comfortable behind center in his second season as starter. The star on the Iowa offense this year will be running back Tyler Goodson, who ran for 762 yards and seven touchdowns in 2020.

This feels like it’s going to be a game that comes down to the wire, much like Penn State/Indiana did to open up last season. There is so much on the line in this game, so expect both teams to go all out. While I think Iowa squeaks out a close win at home, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Indiana win.

Meredith’s pick: #5 Georgia at #3 Clemson


There are a ton of week one matchups to look forward to (even outside of Ohio State’s opener at Minnesota). While the stakes get higher (because dropping a conference game in week one can doom a season), it’s exciting to kick off the season with a conference matchup, which most of the Big Ten is doing this year.

However, the matchup to watch in the early days of the 2021 season is not in the Big Ten at all, and is certainly No. 5 Georgia at No. 3 Clemson. The game is being played in Charlotte at Bank of America Stadium Sept. 4.

There are lots of storylines here, the most drama-fueled one being that this game will be the first major non-conference matchup since the SEC announced its expansion with Oklahoma and Texas. All eyes will be on how the reigning ACC champ fares against one of the top teams in the SEC. I’d also have to imagine that Clemson will have some unlikely bandwagon fans for the outing, perhaps including fellow alliance members in the Big Ten and Pac-12.

Then there’s the fact this is basically a bowl game in September — a once-in-a-season top-five matchup right out of the gate. While Clemson is technically the host, the game is being held at a neutral site which is also pretty fun.

Further, we’re entering a new era of Clemson football. On the field, for the first time in what feels like forever, we’ll have a new starting quarterback for Clemson in DJ Uiagalelei (although technically Uiagalelei did start in place of Trevor Lawrence against Boston College and Notre Dame in 2020 after Lawrence tested positive for COVID-19).

The sophomore quarterback is looking to build on his success from those two games where the then-freshman excelled. In a two-OT thriller against the Irish, Uiagalelei completed 29-of-44 passes for 439 yards, two passing touchdowns and a rushing score — though the Tigers couldn’t quite eke out a W over Notre Dame. He followed up that performance with a win over Boston College, connecting on 73% of his passes for two more passing and one more rushing touchdown.

The Tigers will also be looking to replace Travis Etienne, who joined Lawrence in Jacksonville. Etienne rushed for 914 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior in 2020, making him the leading rusher by more than 700 yards. Etienne also happened to be the Tigers’ third-leading receiver.

Georgia, meanwhile, returns USC transfer quarterback JT Daniels, who played just four games for the Bulldogs last year but threw for 1,231 yards, 10 touchdowns and two picks over that span. Oh, and he also led Georgia to a 4-0 record in the process (including a bowl win over No. 8 Cincinnati).

Georgia’s had its share of injuries during fall camp, but head coach Kirby Smart expects that his starting lineup will be back and ready to go for the opener.

Clemson opened as three-point favorites over Georgia, and the Tigers will certainly be looking to right the record after falling 45-21 to the Bulldogs the last time out in 2014. Overall, Georgia holds a 42-18-4 advantage over its ACC counterpart.

Coming at it from an Ohio State lens, it’ll certainly be a lot more palatable to cheer for Clemson since we just watched the Buckeyes fully throttle the Tigers in the Sugar Bowl in January.

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Tyler Smith, No. 8 basketball prospect in 2023 class, signs with Overtime Elite

Tyler Smith, the No. 8 basketball prospect in ESPN's Class of 2023, has signed with Overtime Elite, he told ESPN on Sunday.

"This is different and new," Smith said. "I wanted to be a pro already, working on stuff that NBA players work on. In high school, you can't work out as much as they do at OTE."

Smith is the seventh five-star recruit to sign with the upstart league. He is considered one of the best long-term prospects in the class, spurning scholarship offers from schools such as Kansas, Baylor, Texas, Florida State, Oklahoma, Memphis, LSU and others..
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Smith, who will turn 17 in November, is not eligible for the NBA draft until 2024 under current rules, unless he is able to graduate high school a year early and enter the 2023 draft, which he would be eligible for due to his age. He said he signed a two-year, "seven figure" contract with OTE and "will see from there." Smith said he'll be represented by agent Chris Gaston of Family First Sports.

Entire article: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id...-8-basketball-prospect-2023-class-signs-elite

From CBS Sports.

With Ossai on the mend, the Bengals are signing edge rusher Noah Spence, according to Pelissero. A 2016 second-round pick, Spence spent his first three seasons in Tampa before spending the 2019 season in Washington. Spence had signed with the Saints before missing the entire 2020 season with a torn ACL. The Saints released him last week.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...ssible-season-ending-knee-surgery-per-report/

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4. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES


Just outside of Ohio Stadium sits countless Ohio State tents and flags among a sea of Buckeye red. Ohio State fans don’t hold back either, painting their faces, throwing on iconic Buckeye gear and, of course, celebrating their Buckeyes. This is one of the biggest crowds in the sport and it shows on gameday. Things will be full and rowdy again in 2021.

You lack the testicular fortitude to take your beating, you get two straight in Columbus.

fucking cowards.

#hang100

RIP. Childhood hero to many kids in the 1960s.

That sucks. Plays football his whole life, and work is what requires shoulder surgery.

I have 1 ticket left. sold a pair. Have one left. and willing to sell for $40. ($70 Face value).

DM if interested

The other guy is Methusaleh.



I moved this confusion out of the regular thread, it’s more appropriate to be by itself.

Meh

Snappy_Jay said:

XBox Live AND PS - Snappyj30

play Destiny 2 mainly if anyone ever want to play. Cant wait for new college football!!

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I just started Destiny 2 a few weeks ago since Warzone has gone to shit. Won't be on until Septembee due to work but GT is Riley1048.

Good choice!

Good luck Ryan!

I'm out in Page, AZ on a National Parks tour and the tour operator had this Marine speak to the group last night:



At age 93 he is one of only a few of the WWII Navajo code talkers still alive. Very impressive speaker and had a great story to tell.

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I had a sideline pass that day. I'll have to look up the negatives and see what I can post.

pnuts34 said:

This is my lineup as well. I just don't think Miller leaves early, regardless of how he does. He seems to enjoy the college experience, and seems like a kid who's keen on graduating. Plus with NIL, he's still making an income(not NFL money, but still).

In the chance that I'm wrong and he does leave:
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It's not like Harry did extremely well last year too so even if he does well this up coming year that's still only 1 solid year at center.

Wiltfong CB for TAMU…

He accomplished something I never thought a coach could do; he got me to root for Notre Dame.