I know they had to include Ream but…Ho boy

Oregon: always a brides maid.

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Joe Burrow identifies key advantage with one of the few things the Cincinnati Bengals did not change about their roster​

Cincinnati may’ve started 2-0 for the first time in the Burrow era last season, but there’s still another level the unit can reach offensively in the first few weeks of the schedule.

Burrow believes having an o-line that has already worked together, at a high level nonetheless, can lead to better results out the gate.

“It’s so beneficial at the beginning of the season when you have the reps of communication that we’ve had with those guys,” Burrow said during his press conference last week. “O-line is all about communicating, knowing where your help is, playing off of each other, and when you have five returning starters, number one that have done that, number two that have all the talent to go and make it happen. That’s a great feeling for me. There’s no question that we have to be better in the first couple of games at those positions, and the last half of last year they were unbelievable, and we just have to carry that into first couple weeks of this year and beyond.”

The chemistry is established, and the level of ability is proven. Fairchild and Mims are only growing into their best days, while Brown, Karras, and Risner aren’t showing signs of slowing down just yet. They best not start showing signs during the opening weeks of the upcoming season.

cincibuck said:

I might root for Dabo if he were accusing Michigan of tampering. Then, again, nah.

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Well, he would actually be doing God's work in that case.

Well that was a hell of a finish.

Another one in the books. I love this weekend (grew up in Speedway, Indiana).

He also, I think, doubled his Fedex Cup points. He needs to take advantage of some of the events that will have fewer of the top players in them and the alternate events during the Scottish and British Opens.

Bryce Harper shows off his Ohio State football fandom in a unique way​

One of the best players in Major League Baseball showed his fandom off while playing against the Guardians.

The Ohio State football program has fans all over the world. They have one of the largest alumni bases, and the Buckeyes have pretty much always been good. That's also part of the reason why the Ohio State Buckeyes are one of the most hated college football teams in the country.

Whenever College GameDay comes to town, Ohio State has plenty of celebrities to choose from to come to the set. That has always been the case, and it will continue to be the case. One of the many former guests on College GameDay in Columbus is baseball player Bryce Harper.

Harper has been one of the best players in Major League Baseball for quite a while. He currently plays for the Philadelphia Phillies. Yet, he is an Ohio State fan because of his wife, who attended the school. He showed off his fandom in a unique way while he was playing against Cleveland.

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Bestbuck36 said:

Yeah not sure I can't worry about the K more these days...

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That’s fair.

(Clay bar as needed)

The key word there BB73 is that she was a hottie.

Sounds like the theme song from Mission Impossible to me

Keep that playoff video handy. Add the song says , "We gon let em know"

Big time recruit to sell it short

NJ-Buckeye said:

and overbearing parents

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Yeah my dad would have whipped my hind parts

You know the move son

Are we in the positive side if things yet? Would be nice to know we're actually able to start building a little profit margin so we don't have to worry about those scares in the future eh?

No

We working on a new Bratva in Colombus or what?

Wyoming? Damn...

Remembering Bill Davidge​

The longtime Blue Jackets broadcaster and pillar in the Ohio hockey community passed away Wednesday at age 72



For Bill Davidge, it was always about the people.

He loved the game of hockey, and may have loved golf just as much, but he loved the people the most.

His time as a player and coach was marked by the relationships he built with his teammates and players. His memorable stint as a Blue Jackets broadcaster and ambassador made every trip to the rink or a charity event into a reunion. Every tee time was a chance to catch up with an old friend or meet a new one.

Davidge, a fixture in the CBJ community for the organization’s first two decades who could best be described as simply “Mr. Blue Jacket,” passed away Wednesday at age 72.

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R.I.P.