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DL Kenny Peterson (All B1G, National Champion)

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Not a smart move, especially considering that Peterson's former teammate, Will Smith, was shot to death in a road rage incident. Small guns can easily take down large men ... and you never know who's carrying.
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This. CCW's are everywhere. Hell Kenny could have been packing. The balls to spit at a large black male.

TLDR; we suck as a species.
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Ohio State Men's Lacrosse (2025 B1G Champs)

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"The stakes just got even bigger": Lacrosse stars share their excitement for LA28​

Lacrosse is back on the Olympic stage at LA28, and the world’s best are buzzing with excitement. Discover why this dynamic sport promises unforgettable moments in Los Angeles.

For centuries, lacrosse has been more than just a game. Born from the sacred traditions of Indigenous peoples of North America, it has been a symbol of unity, competition, and cultural pride.

Now, at the Olympic Games LA 2028, lacrosse is poised to take on one more identity: an Olympic sport.

Lacrosse made its Olympic debut as a medal sport in St. Louis in 1904, and London 1908, later appearing as a demonstration sport in Amsterdam in 1928, Los Angeles in 1932, and London in 1948. But despite its impressive combination of speed, strategy, and physicality, it has since spent decades on the fringes of the Olympic Games, though adored widely by practitioners worldwide.

With its inclusion for LA28, players and fans alike are brimming with excitement. The sport returns in a fittingly electrifying, fast-paced sixes format, offering a fresh twist that promises to attract new audiences.

For many, it’s an opportunity to witness the sport at its best, while stars from around the world play for the podium, and, hopefully, inspire future generations along the way.
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Just sayin':

1. I just noticed that lacrosse will be an Olympic sport in 2028. I'm guessing that will ultimately contribute to making college lacrosse even more popular.
2, OK how much different is the "sixes format" than the 10 player team Ohio State uses?

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1. Hope to grow the game through this… always. Anything we can do to put our game in front of eyes is a good thing.
2. Same difference between Rugby and Sevens. It will be much smaller field, and much faster. It will resemble something that looks like lacrosse but will have elements of the box game as well.

As a purist, I’m not a fan. I wish they would just let our game be played as we play it… as one who wants to share the game, I’m willing to see how it goes. If we make our game more accessible and it draws people to the game, all good by me.

I have particular interest in this Olympics. I’ll leave it at that for now, but I’m glad to have our sport, and I pray it’s history, represented on the world’s stage.
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Star Wars (May the Force be with you)

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I still have to watch the last one (episode 12) tonight, and there are a lot of story arcs to try and tie up in 42 minutes or so, so I'm interested to see how that all turns out and how it leads into Rogue One, which I'll probably watch again this weekend.

They really made some interesting decisions in this season, and in general. One is the rise of LH's prominence as the prime (young, besides Mon Mothma) female character...in season 1, it was really Vel, but she's been reduced to a bit part this season, other than tying up her love story with Cinta. I really like LH obviously, I think everyone does, and I hope her career takes off after this series. I like the actress who plays Vel too, I've seen her in plenty of other stuff, so I was a bit disappointed we didn't get more from her in S2. The rant she had against the French frat boy didn't really lead anywhere either, which I thought was too bad...they could have done more with that.

Andor has been back, but still isn't the primary focus of any of season 2. It's been Mon...and Syrill...and Meero...and LH/Luthen. Even Krennic at times. But not him. Which has been OK, except for the fact I thought he was wasted in the weakest (and probably only) terrible arc in season 2, using the bunch of useless goofs to introduce Yavin. I assume he will play a big role in episode 12, as he will have to lead into Rogue 1.

I too would love a Saw Guerrera series, but I don't know that Disney will ever be willing to push a drug-addled murdering anarchist as the lead character in a series. I think he's probably by far the most interesting though. He, the Mandalorian Armoress, Thrawn...some characters just leave you wanting more.
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LB Camren Williams (co-Director of Player Personnel - Denver Broncos)

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Denver Broncos Hire Former Ohio State Linebacker Camren Williams As Co-Director of Player Personnel

Camren Williams continues his climb up the NFL front office ranks as the Denver Broncos hire the former Ohio State linebacker as their co-director of player personnel.
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Denver Broncos Hire Former Ohio State Linebacker Camren Williams As Co-Director of Player Personnel​


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Camren Williams is continuing his climb up the NFL front office ranks.

The Denver Broncos hired the former Ohio State linebacker on Tuesday as their new co-director of player personnel.

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Dallas Mavericks (2011 NBA Champions)

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Sources: Mavs won't trade No. 1 pick, eye Flagg

The Mavericks plan to select Cooper Flagg and will not entertain the possibility of trading away the No. 1 overall draft pick for a proven superstar, sources told ESPN.
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Sources: Mavericks plan to draft Cooper Flagg, won't trade No. 1 pick​

After making the biggest leap in NBA draft lottery history to land the No. 1 overall pick, the Dallas Mavericks plan to select Duke forward Cooper Flagg and will not entertain the possibility of trading away the pick for a proven superstar, sources told ESPN.

The Mavs had only a 1.8% chance of winning the lottery after being eliminated in the Western Conference's final play-in game to end a tumultuous, injury-ravaged season.
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Brian Walsh (Assistant Basketball Coach)

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Ohio State Hires Former Indiana Assistant Brian Walsh As Assistant Coach

Jake Diebler fills the open spot on his coaching staff by hiring former Indiana assistant Brian Walsh.
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Ohio State Hires Former Indiana Assistant Brian Walsh As Assistant Coach​

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“I’m excited for Brian and his family to join our Ohio State Hoops family,” Diebler said in Ohio State’s announcement. “Brian is a proven recruiter with deep Midwest ties who has excelled at connecting with and developing players. His Big Ten scouting experience and analytics expertise are going to be a valuable asset to our program.”

Diebler joins a staff of assistant coaches that also includes Joel Justus, Dave Dickerson, Jamall Walker and Luke Simons. All of them are back for their second season at Ohio State, with Dickerson in his second stint as an assistant coach with the Buckeyes, after joining the program last offseason as members of Diebler’s inaugural staff as Ohio State’s head coach.

Brian Walsh joins Ohio State men’s basketball as assistant coach​

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After eight seasons on staff at Indiana, Brian Walsh is joining the Buckeyes as an assistant coach.

“I’m excited for Brian and his family to join our Ohio State Hoops family,” head coach Jake Diebler said. “Brian is a proven recruiter with deep Midwest ties who has excelled at connecting with and developing players. His Big Ten scouting experience and analytics expertise are going to be a valuable asset to our program.”

Walsh served as an assistant coach, a recruiting coordinator and director of operations during his time with the Hoosiers, playing a role in 149 wins and two NCAA tournament appearances.

His hiring at Ohio State marks a return to the Buckeye state after spending time at Dayton and Akron, including one season as the Flyers’ assistant director of operations.

Walsh played collegiately at Xavier and Akron, helping the Musketeers earn back-to-back Atlantic 10 regular season championships and a pair of Sweet Sixteen appearances in 2009 and 2010. He also played a role in a pair of Zips’ MAC regular season titles and a tournament tile in 2013.
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