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Justin Flowe (LB UNLV)

You never know. Kinda like the baseball player that gets a $30 million contract, and never hits above a buck fifty. Remember him, he was going to be all that and a bag of chips. Also remember, tOSU got the #1 offensive and defensive players, and neither finished school (nor declared for NFL). A bunch of kids injured out, Mike Dandrea for one, forget many others. Believe there was an offensive player from Cinci, and a defensive player from Kentucky that never made it. Probably better memoried (is a word?) can do better than I can remember. But on the flip side, would bet vcash that there are more 3*s that drafted in first round, than 5*s that crashed and burned on the Buckeye roster. Hope it continues so.
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B1G Commissioner Tony Petitti (cOck llama)


The time for sportswriters/personalities/podcast jack-offs to notice the regular season might get watered down as a result of any type of expanded playoffs was over a decade ago.

morons
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Teddy Bridgewater (QB Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Teddy Bridgewater on retirement from NFL: 'This time it's official'

Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater said this time his decision to retire is going to stick.

Bridgewater announced that he is retiring from the NFL for the second time Monday, a day after the Detroit Lions placed him on the reserve/retired list.

"This time it's official," he wrote in an Instagram post.

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Before he returned to the NFL in 2024, Bridgewater took the job as the coach of his prep alma mater, Miami Northwestern Senior High School, and led the team led to a Class 3A state championship. However, he was suspended from the job for allegedly providing impermissible benefits to his players. Bridgewater posted on Facebook that he paid for Uber rides, meals and recovery services for his players during the 2024 season and self-reported his activity to the school.

His suspension and public backlash to it ultimately led to a new law in Florida. Earlier this year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the "Teddy Bridgewater Act" into law, allowing high school coaches in the state to use their own money to help their players with expenses such as food, transportation, physical therapy and rehabilitation services.
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Headlines You Don't See Every Day (outside of Florida)


I’d vote for him over Farage … or most members of Congress …
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S Brenten "Inky" Jones (National Champion)

What Brenton Jones’ role looks like in 2026​

Jones is not a player the Buckeyes are going to rely on to make a defensive impact on game day in 2026. Unless a lot of things go wrong in front of him on the depth chart, his snaps will come exclusively on special teams. Ohio State has plenty of talent at safety and across the secondary, with returners and newcomers competing for playing time ahead of him.

That said, it’s still a nice nod for Jones to earn recognition on Feldman’s list. Making the Freaks List as a walk-on is unique. The 2026 season is right around the corner, and the Buckeyes have as high of expectations as ever. Having walk-ons who show up on national athletic lists is just another reminder of the talent Ohio State has top to bottom heading into the 2026 season.

The second Buckeye who made the list might also surprise you: Walk-on defensive back Brenten “Inky” Jones, who’s ranked 29th. Feldman wrote that Smith and former Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles, who was ranked 10th on last year’s list, both stumped for Jones to be on the list – and his workout numbers this offseason backed that up. At 6-foot-2 and 216 pounds, Jones was clocked at 23.52 miles per hour with a 1.47-second 10-yard split this offseason, while he also broad jumped 11 feet, bench pressed 385 pounds and squatted 555.

While Jones has yet to see any defensive playing time in his Ohio State career, he’s played 150 snaps on special teams over the last three years and could be in line for a bigger role in that phase of the game as a fifth-year senior. He also ran with the second-team defense at cornerback in the first week of preseason camp, though he’s unlikely to be higher than fifth or sixth on the CB depth chart.
Just sayin': A tall CB with athleticism, strength, and speed. Recognized by a couple GREAT Ohio State players as a "freak". I have to really wonder what is holding him back......:confused:
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DE Kenyatta Jackson (All B1G, National Champion)

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2028 FL DL/TE Asher Ghioto (Verbal Offer)

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305Buck 4 hours ago
Asher Ghioto will visit for the Oregon or Michigan game he says. Wiltfong has Ohio State way more in this one than people are giving us credit for.
I’d be pleasantly surprised if he’s a real option due to the money it would take to land him, but I’ve always said he’s absolutely an Ohio State type kid. He talks a lot about wanting to play for a faith based program and for a coach who will develop him not only into a future NFL player, but develop him as a man and prepare him for life after football.

305Buck 4 hours ago
Ghioto said Ohio State is absolutely a priority and at the top of his list, one of the schools he’s heavy on. Said he talks to LJ every day, Ryan Day as well and they’re doing an excellent job recruiting him. Said he can’t wait to get back to Ohio State for a game and chop it up with the GOAT.
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OL Sam Greer (Official Thread)

Besides the group listed above, Cincere Johnson has done positive things at middle linebacker, safety Simeon Caldwell briefly got some run with the ones on Saturday and the 6-foot-7, 320-pound frame of Sam Greer was certainly accurate.

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S Simeon Caldwell (Official Thread)

Besides the group listed above, Cincere Johnson has done positive things at middle linebacker, safety Simeon Caldwell briefly got some run with the ones on Saturday and the 6-foot-7, 320-pound frame of Sam Greer was certainly accurate.

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