Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

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It's funny cuz he's fat.

Through January 2025. This list includes CFP playoff games and bowl games (including CFP Title Games), but doesn’t include CCGs.

46-29-3 Alabama
38-22-3 Georgia
37-21-0 USC
33-27-2 Texas
33-21-2 Penn State
31-29-0 Ohio State (4 wins last season)
31-26-1 Oklahoma
31-26-0 Tennessee
31-24-1 LSU
30-18-2 Florida State
27-27-0 Nebraska
27-24-0 Clemson
27-15-0 Ole Miss
26-21-0 Georgia Tech
25-24-0 Florida
24-21-2 Auburn
24-22-0 Notre Dame (3 wins last season)
24-29-0 Xichigan
22-12-0 Oklahoma State

This also counts a Sugar Bowl win over Arkansas because it happened, 1 similar win for ND, FSU, and Ole Miss, and 2 for LSU.

The old B1G rule of only 1 team going to a bowl until 1974 impacts the total appearances of tOSU and TTUN.

The ONLY team with more than 20 of these wins with a losing record in these games resides in the whore-town named Ann Arbor.

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Class: 2027
Position: LB
School: Chicago(IL) Mt. Carmel
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 220lbs

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Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:

If there was any question which of Ohio State and scUM moves meters, it should be clear by now it is the scarlet and gray who people care about, not those piss and blue jackoffs. Fuck them.

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Harsh.

But appropriate

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Class: 2027
Position: CB
School: Las Vegas(NV) Bishop Gorman
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 190lbs

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It's just the particular photo, but there's some Vince McMahon there.

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Class: 2027
Position: OT
School: Dallas(TX) South Oak Cliff
Height: 6-foot-6
Weight: 305lbs

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Class: 2027
Position: S
School: Sharpsburg(GA) East Coweta
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 170lbs

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Buckeye goalie Jakub Dobeš getting some playing time with Montreal:

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With a year of professional hockey under his belt, Dobeš came out of the gates strong in the 2024-25 season, posting a 9-3-1 start to the season before he was called up to the NHL by Montreal on Dec. 27. Dobeš made a memorable NHL debut the next night at Florida, shutting out the defending Stanley Cup champs, becoming the fourth goaltender in Canadiens history to record a shutout in their debut.

With the victory over the Panthers, Dobeš became the seventh goaltender to defeat the defending NHL champs in their debut.

Dobeš dream start to his NHL career would continue when he became the first goalie in Montreal history to allow just one goal in his first two starts, his 3-0-0 record tied Bob Perreault as the only Canadiens goaltender to allow three goals or less in his first three starts, he joined Charlie Lindgren as the first goaltender to go on the road and win their first four career starts, and he was the 13th player in NHL history to win their first five starts between the pipes.

At the end of the regular season, Dobeš was 7-4-3 with a 2.74 goals against average and a .909 save percentage in 16 games played.

Montreal snuck into the Eastern Conference Playoffs by earning the second wild card spot, drawing the top-seeded Washington Capitals in the first round. After losing the first two games of the series to Alex Ovechkin and then Capitals, Montreal returned home on Friday night.

Midway through the game, starting goaltender Sam Montembeault was injured, resulting in Dobeš stepping in. The former Buckeye allowed just one goal in 28 minutes in the 6-3 win by the Canadiens.

Montembeault’s injury was serious enough that it didn’t allow the starter to play in Sunday’s game, which allowed Dobeš to make his first start in the NHL Playoffs. Unfortunately Dobeš wasn’t as sharp as he was on Friday night, giving up three goals on 24 shots in the 5-2 loss, which gave Washington a 3-1 lead in the series.

With Montreal’s season on the line in tonight’s game, Montembeault’s status isn’t yet known, as he is listed as day-to-day. If Montembeault isn’t cleared to play, Dobeš will get the start and will hope to channel some of his dominance on the road from the regular season as the series moves back to Washington.

Bag’em.

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School: Kingwood(TX)Kingwood
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Cam Brooks commits to Cal

Bagmen

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Class: 2027
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School: Wyndmoor(PA) LaSalle College
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Class: 2027
Position: IOL
School: Pennington(NJ) The Pennington
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Alijah Arenas 'walking, talking,' to be released from hospital​

Alijah Arenas, a basketball recruit for USC and son of former NBA star Gilbert Arenas, is expected to be released from the hospital with no major injuries following a fiery single-car crash early Thursday morning, according to a statement made on Gilbert Arenas' podcast.

"Happy to announce that Alijah is doing much better," Josiah Johnson, one of the hosts of "Gil's Arena," said during the show Monday. "Just got off the phone with Gil. ... Alijah's doing better, walking, talking, progressing very well, should be released from the hospital very soon. No major injuries as a result of the car accident."

Johnson said Alijah Arenas, 18, was driving back from the gym when he "lost control" of the Tesla Cybertruck he was driving in the Reseda area of the San Fernando Valley. According to the L.A. Fire Department, the vehicle crashed into a tree and/or fire hydrant. Video obtained by TMZ shows the front of Arenas' vehicle on fire after the crash, with two people attempting to help remove him from the truck while water sprays from a damaged fire hydrant.
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Just sayin': That's very good news.

Giants win game in the bottom of the 9th with a "Little League" walk off home run.

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Just sayin': I coached Little League for 10 years and saw a lot of those type of home runs; but I don't remember ever having a walk off game winner like that.........

“Smigiel” LOL

…in the 2025 draft

• Emeka Egbuka, WR – Round 1, Pick 19, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Donovan Jackson, OG – Round 1, Pick 24, Minnesota Vikings
• Tyleik Williams, DT – Round 1, Pick 28, Detroit Lions
• Josh Simmons, OT – Round 1, Pick 32, Kansas City Chiefs
• Quinshon Judkins, RB – Round 2, Pick 36, Cleveland Browns
• TreVeyon Henderson, RB – Round 2, Pick 38, New England Patriots
• JT Tuimoloau, DE – Round 2, Pick 45, Indianapolis Colts
• Cody Simon, LB – Round 4, Pick 115, Arizona Cardinals
• Lathan Ransom, S – Round 4, Pick 122, Carolina Panthers
• Jack Sawyer, DE – Round 4, Pick 123, Pittsburgh Steelers
• Ty Hamilton, DT – Round 5, Pick 148, Los Angeles Rams
• Jordan Hancock, CB – Round 5, Pick 170, Buffalo Bills
• Denzel Burke, CB – Round 5, Pick 174, Arizona Cardinals
• Will Howard, QB – Round 6, Pick 185, Pittsburgh Steelers

Special shoutout to Seth, who would’ve made it a record-tying 15 if not for a ballistic rupture of his Achilles

FWIW, There is an article in the Uniquely Gahanna (Spring 2025) magazine on Roy Hall, see pages 18-19:



Click here: https://issuu.com/614media/docs/uniquely_gahanna_spring_2025

Apparently he does motivational speaking, is helping with the Gahanna HS football team, and is still running his foundation.

Selected #148 overall in the 5th Round by the Rams,

Epic shitty fucking draft. Going to watch Tua have his career ended with the next concussion and have nothing to fall back on. Going to finish 4th in the fucking division this year. Sell the damn team you michigan jock sniffer!