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The Block “O” is in honor of former Buckeye and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Bill Willis. Willis’s number, 99, is retired by the Buckeyes. Per head coach Ryan Day, the Block ‘O’ represents much more than what a player does on the field. It represents toughness, accountability, and character.

“[Inniss] earned the respect of everyone in our building through the way he works, prepares, and serves his teammates,” Day said. “He is now a two-time captain who understands what it means to wear the Scarlet and Gray and the responsibility that comes with this program. Brandon continues to grow as a leader, and he will represent the legacy of Bill Willis and everything the Block ‘O’ stands for the right way.”

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brodybuck21 said:

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https://247sports.com/player/john-paul-carrico-46159644/
First visitor for the Northwestern game.

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Ohio State continues pursuit of a priority OL in 2028 class, visit set for Nov. 14​

Ohio State continues their pursuit of a top priority offensive lineman in the 2028 class with visit set for November 14
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Priority OL makes plans to see Ohio State​

Looking at Ohio State’s 2027 class along the offensive line, Tyler Bowen has done a really solid job at landing not only talent, but quality depth as well. A haul that shows Bowen can recruit with the best of them for his position group, the goal for 2028 will be nothing but the same.

Fortunately, the Buckeyes are in good position with multiple top targets already, and that includes John Paul Carrico. A 6-f00t-8, 295 pound Kentucky native, Carrico’s name has been closely linked with the Buckeyes for long enough to consider Ohio State a strong favorite in this recruitment, and his recent comments and future plans further that notion.

Making it known he believes Ohio State is a good fit, Carrico is putting his words to action with his fall visit plans. Set to be on campus now on Nov. 14 for the Northwestern game, this trek to Columbus will only continue the two parties strong interest.

Bowen keeping in regular communication, the mutual interest won’t decrease any time soon. The No. 189 player nationally and the 22nd best offensive tackle in the class per the 247Sports Composite, keep an eye on this one for the long haul.

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Sleeper college football players who could break out in 2026 season​

Nate Roberts, TE, Ohio State​

Class: Sophomore

Height/weight: 6-foot-5, 240 pounds

2025 stats: 13 games, 4 receptions, 30 yards, 2 rushing attempts

ESPN recruiting snapshot: Four stars, No. 152 overall, No. 5 tight end-H, No. 2 in Oklahoma

After losing two tight ends in the top 90 selections of April's NFL draft, the Buckeyes are looking for different contributors at the position for new offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. Roberts didn't have a huge role last season but has impressed during the offseason. He could deliver a blended skill set to fill the receiving production void left by second-round draft pick Max Klare and the in-line blocking from third-round pick Will Kacmarek.

Coach's take: "Nate really has a bright future here," Buckeyes coach Ryan Day told ESPN. "He's tough, he's smart, really good ball skills, really good route runner. In terms of

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What’s annoying is that a person actually has to have some IQ points to come up with these numerology type conspiracies. So they’re not just ordinary irredeemable dumbasses who we should just feel sorry for but rather are wasting some modicum of potential on this crap.

Why make trillions when you can make billions…

Right on cue, in literally the least important week of the season- my bunch of boy band rejects go full on sling blade nuts.

They won't score a fucking run next week

Not the right thread for this, but the ending is something we've talked about here before. It's becoming more lucrative to stay in college 5 years at 5x NFL market value than it is to go pro for the minimum, or get cut.

IMO HE was the key piece to Hoban's state title in hoops

This could go in about 10 different threads but pretty funny (with a bonus jab at that team up north).

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Not sure if Stokes went to Memphis before or after Air did, but losing to Stokes is no shame. He has NFL talent and will likely get drafted in '27 or '28, if it wasn't for his prior tweets he may have already been gone to the pros.

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https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49735747/big-12-announces-ban-all-professionals-returning

Big 12 announces ban on all professionals from returning​

The Big 12 has unanimously agreed to ban professionals from returning in all sports, the conference said Wednesday night.

The decision is in line with similar rules the Big Ten and SEC announced Tuesday, although the Big 12 is the first conference to include all sports. ACC athletic directors also met Wednesday, and there's momentum for that conference to follow bans on NFL players, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.

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That is like Trinidad and Tobago declaring war a week after WWIII breaks out.

colobuck79 said:

LovelandBuckeye?

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Hasn't been seen since January 10, 2026. Hope he is okay.

NFBuck said:

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"Thanks bawth!!"

Jaxbuck said:

Like an upscale Detroit

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Diddy is interested if there are high end happy hours.

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Moore at LT and Siereveld back to OG is absolutely a must imo. Two absolute bad asses in their natural positions.

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No hype with this kid at all

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Jeremiah Smith Sees a Heisman Trophy in Legend Bey’s Future​

“I think I said this back in spring. I said to Luke Montgomery, I said, ‘Before Legend Bey leaves Ohio State, he’ll be a Heisman finalist, or he’ll end up winning it.’ The things he’s been doing in practice have been pretty special,” Smith said on Wednesday.

Sources told Eleven Warriors that Bey has earned reps with the first-team offense this week. His rise toward the top of the depth chart – or, at the very least, toward a meaningful role during the regular season – comes after he missed the first two practices while serving a suspension for violating team rules.

Since that early speed bump, Bey has regained the trust and confidence of head coach Ryan Day, running backs coach Carlos Locklyn and his teammates.