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KYBuck4858 1 hour ago
After naming Bama and OSU his top2 a month ago, IOL Reed Ramsier now has a top3 of FL, Miami, and Auburn.
Similar to Davis Seaman that I shared above, I think we're set at IOL and moved on. I'm still expecting us to spend big for a 5*-type OT, and an additional OT (such as Kalis or Johnson), and possibly another swing player.

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Life has a rough ass way of giving feedback on bad choices.

Let’s see how this goes for him.

Good luck young man! Once a Buckeye… Will be rooting for him to have a hell of a season!

At least he’s going to Fick, I can root for him there.

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DZ83CK said:

Mobley says he heard Nebraska calling to foul him, so he knew the only chance of a tie there was passing the ball.

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Yepp said it was supposed to go to Tilly-Bynum back to Mobley

I've dabbled with Tai Chi recently, and would actually like to do more of it. Certainly isn't for self defense, but it is good motion and body control stuff, I guess. Meditative. I have also done yoga over the years, but haven't done much more than keep my back stretched as needed for a while now. Which is to say, my routine is still dominated by laziness. lol

I gotta say, this seems like bullshit to me. Yeah, driving an ATV without a helmet and after drinking wasn't very bright, but "assault"? "Aggravated homicide"? Isn't that bit much? It was an unfortunate accident not a fucking crime. Sounds like someone is interested in a payday.

I finally saw this game. First of all, a bit surprised Evan Turner repeatedly pronounced Devin Royal's name as "Royale" ... anyways, it really was a team effort in this game with a number of Buckeyes contributing at times offensively, and that's really critical for this or any team really. I don't think anyone here mentioned it, but Diebler strategically switched to a 1-3-1 zone defense, which pushed Rutgers guards past the 3-point arc, and it worked really well. I think certainly being able to adapt and change as necessary is vital for this team being able to win games like this. Diebler also has been pretty good at getting these guys to score out of timeouts, and it happened again in this game. Ogbole for Rutgers was a beast on the glass - very big, strong, quick and high motor - so I can see why OSU struggled with offensive rebounds against him - that being said, you don't want to give up that many offensive rebounds. I would have liked to seen Bynum in particular go a little harder on pursuing defensive rebounds. Tilly I think always is going to struggle a little bit on the glass in a particularly frustrating way, but it is what it is.

Sources: South Florida QB Byrum Brown schedules Auburn visit​

South Florida quarterback Byrum Brown has entered the transfer portal and is scheduled to visit Auburn this weekend, where he could join former Bulls coach Alex Golesh, sources confirmed to ESPN on Saturday.

Sources told ESPN that Auburn is Brown's likely destination, providing a much-needed jolt to one of the worst Power 4 conference offenses this season.

Brown, a senior from Raleigh, North Carolina, has one season of eligibility remaining. On3 first reported that he would be visiting Auburn.

This is the game of the season. Kent State shall exact revenge!!!
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And maybe score more than 7 points.