It’s like that Simpsons scene “eat the pudding eat the pudding eat the pudding.” But in Scotty’s case it’s “hit the portal hit the portal hit the portal.”

That’s 3 times so far

Why wasn’t this guy in the NFL? Seemed like a mauler with the size and athleticism to at least be drafted like Josh Myers and Luke Wypler no?

Holy shit those vaults are incredible.

Back to Stanford. It appears to me that the sports that got cut were NOT Director's Cup point-getters. Could have missed one, but hey! All the Stanford AD has to do is send out notices to the Venture Capitalist up on I-270, and their pocket change could fund all 11. PS, football is the lowest of the sports ranked at Stanford. Yeah, kinda question tOSU being 4th in the final rankings. But synchro is the most dominant sport at The Ohio State University, by at least ten miles.

Remembering Mark Cuban’s April Fool’s Day prank.​

The year was 2003. Our feelings about Mark Cuban were far less complicated than they are today. He pulled off this greatness:

During a timeout in the Mavericks game against the then-New Orleans Hornets, Cuban began to argue with a ref, as he had done many times, but this was actually an actor dressed up as ref, and Cuban took the battle to another level, repeatedly shoving and then trying to wrestle the official.

The Dallas owner later told the Dallas Morning News that he was nervous the gambit would fall flat.

“We did it, and I remember thinking, I hope this doesn’t crater,” Cuban said. “When I stood up and there was the first shove, I could hear the whole place gasp. Then we went at it and I could hear everybody going nuts. Then I started laughing and blew it.”

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Better Know a Buckeye: Blaine Bradford’s Do-It-All Ability At Safety Could Allow Him to Become a Swiss Army Knife for Ohio State’s Defense​

Scouting Report​

With quickness and speed to make plays in an opponent's backfield and the range and versatility to defend the secondary as a safety, Bradford can truly do it all while spearheading the defensive backfield.

While he is at his best going downhill, the 6-1, 209-pound safety has the awareness to be a big-time playmaker wherever he is on the field. With already elite size, Bradford could line up wherever Matt Patricia feels he could utilize him on any given play, whether it's at either deep safety position or in the box.

His combination of quickness and his powerful, truck-stick ability makes him an intimidating defender in the secondary. Bradford can both shed blocks near the line of scrimmage and make tackles in space when needed.

Depth Chart Outlook​

The top four safeties on Ohio State’s depth chart in 2026 are expected to be Jaylen McClain, Earl Little Jr., Terry Moore and Leroy Roker III, with Moore and Roker competing for a starting spot alongside McClain and Little. That said, Bradford has the skill set, star power and size to make a name for himself immediately and be McClain's backup at strong safety.

Even with four players likely ahead of him on the depth chart in his first season as a Buckeye, Bradford could still see some playing time and be a playmaker on special teams as a freshman, setting him up for a chance to compete for a starting job as a sophomore.

Maybe alot more cheese?

Maybe don't know what to watch on TV, etc. Was in C'bus during this, and didn't have a clue it was one. Actually get the idea I get better tOSU news here on BP and other forums than do in Buckeye Town.

Now to another gem from Clark’s interview: Who is the most badass player Ryan Day has ever coached?

“It’s hard for me to say one person because there’s been a lot of tough guys,” Day said.

Still, he gave the nod to a pair of Buckeyes: offensive lineman Josh Myers (now with the New York Jets) and linebacker Tommy Eichenberg (now with the Las Vegas Raiders).

“I remember getting ready to play in the national championship game in 2020 with Josh Myers, and he had a needle about this long (holds hands up) that he shot into his foot because he had turf toe,” Day said. “He was literally biting a towel because he had to take the shot. He played that whole game with it and then later had to have surgery because he couldn’t let his brothers down.”

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Credit the Welsh for this one that brought a lot of Springbok fans to their knees over morning coffee.

Rassie Erasmus quits Springboks for England

Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:

I dont remember. You might have to opt in, but I can't recall. @AKAK

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I haven't been on the poli board in years but I think you did have to ask for access or opt in to take part.

I saw this thread pop up and assumed he somehow still had eligibility left. You never know these days.

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No idea where else to put this but Buckeye sports are in a tailspin currently.

#25 Women's Lacrosse currently on BTN beating the dogshit out of Oregon at Jesse Owens field, 19-1!

Just needed some good vibes.

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Top Ohio State Assistant Joel Justus Takes Job at Vanderbilt​

Jake Diebler will have a new top assistant coach in 2026-27.

His top assistant from this past season, Joel Justus, announced on Tuesday that he'll be leaving Ohio State to take an assistant coaching position at Vanderbilt, per CBS Sports.

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ScriptOhio said:

Just sayin': Who knew Cris Collinsworth was the primary owner of PFF?

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Most people who follow the NFL.

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Just sayin': They split games with Oregon State; Washington State must have had the tiebreaker..

I'm sure I dont want to know.

Yeah can't wait till one of these "attackers" meets someone from this group of folks out minding their own business!

Impressive young people right there.

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Their roster is insane

thE BEST ONE IS THE ONE I'M DIGESTING