BuckeyeNation27 said:

Nike's product team must be doing 80 hour weeks with all these new shoes they're developing.

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It’s not fair to the kids.






not the recruits, the actual kids making the shoes

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but here's the Worst 30 plays of 2024 (according to some nerds)
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#4 is the only one including Ohio State, and it's Texas losing 7 yards on 2nd and goal at the 1.
Countless plays of punters missing the ball, field goal attempts where the holder wasn't ready, intentional groundings in the endzone - a decision to run outside on 2nd and goal at the 1 was considered a worse play. Ha!

LovelandBuckeye said:

We can kink shame on this one, right?

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Until those pix of you surface, feel free to ummm…. Unload?

Best Buckeye said:

Just wondering who all the ladies pf BP are now

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Jaxbuck

DaddyBigBucks said:

That’s a relief

Apart from a couple of guys that would be threats for All B1G status if not for the Mackey award front-runner, that room was looking a little thin

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Yeah, Max Klare, Will Kacmarek, Bennett Christian and Jelani Thurman are likely to receive the bulk of Ohio State’s tight end reps this fall, but Roberts has the premier talent necessary to become a star in future years while giving the Buckeyes excellent depth this season.

calibuck said:

Anyone remember the Matrix movies?

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No.

Anyone using a simple CAD or sketch app to draw up some basic plans. I downloaded FreeCAD but couldn’t figure out how to get it into feet and inches.

Need to sketch up a deck design for a permit and don’t want to hand draw it

Ohio State’s 11 New Walk-Ons for 2025 Include Sons of Former Buckeyes, Three-Star Recruits​

Ohio State’s 11 new walk-ons for the 2025 season include several players whose last names will be familiar to Buckeye fans. Stanley Jackson Jr., a redshirt sophomore running back who previously played at Marshall, is the son of former Buckeye quarterback Stanley Jackson. Jaystin Gwinn, a freshman safety from nearby Westerville Central High School, is the son of former Ohio State safety Anthony Gwinn; his uncle, Jayson Gwinn, was also a defensive end for the Buckeyes.

Ohio State’s New Walk-Ons for 2025
The 11 new walk-ons join 19 returning walk-ons and 91 scholarship players on Ohio State’s 2025 roster, giving the Buckeyes 121 players as preseason camp begins.

While the House v. NCAA settlement approved this summer set a roster limit of 105 players for college football, teams are allowed to have larger rosters for now thanks to the Designated Student-Athlete exception, which gives teams extra roster spots to account for players who were already with the team that would have lost their spots if a hard cap of 105 players had gone into effect this season. As such, Ohio State will have the same number of players in camp this year as it has in other recent seasons.

Please, sweet Woody in heaven...I can't do another one in my lifetime.

Please no.

Bagmen

Sounds more like a wheelbarrow than a bag.....

Freaking bagmen!

Bags

Bagmen.

Congrats to him and best of luck!

But, over Ohio State? We've got Edmunds as our guy so that wording is total hogwash.

TDunk said:

Image rotating around that giant just waiting for the sun to appear.

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There was a former OSU aviation engineering Professor Gerald Gregorek. He designed and later led the Aeronautical and Astronomical Research Laboratory next to Don Scott Field. He lived in Clinton Estates and his son attended Brookhaven High School. The son was a polymath, skipping many grades and he and his father hosted "star parties" at his house. Sadly, the son had leukemia and graduated posthumously, having already finished senior year classwork by mid-year.

I remember him because those moments with 6", 8" and 10" refractor telescopes, as well as, a much larger experimental telescope Prof G was building really set a fire in me. He showed us how to read a star chart, fix a telescope in place, find objects in the sky and set the tracking mechanism (primitive compared to today), even how to grind telescope lenses to make our own telescopes. He also was a pioneer in the model rocketry industry and we watched as he sent them aloft many afternoons.

Dr Gregorek, as we called him, also was a great Buckeye football fan. (Obituary)

When I came to the tip of Africa, it was the stars that anchored me. as I watched the Big Dipper peak above the horizon in the American late summer. I knew it was a different and much better show I was seeing and thought of how much fun it might have been to share it with him.

I mention these things because that family deserves mention and remembering, but also to express my appreciation for those who post in this thread. I remember those folks and the kids I grew up with every time I click my way in. Thank you!