STEELE CHAMBERS, UFL CHAMPION. Let's celebrate another champion: Steele Chambers.

The former Ohio State linebacker captured a UFL title with the Louisville Kings, who defeated the DC Defenders, 27-20, in the United Bowl on Saturday. Chambers recorded five tackles in the championship victory.

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While Chambers' stat line was modest in the title game, he played a pivotal role in Louisville's championship run. In the semifinals, he sealed a win over the St. Louis Battlehawks with a game-clinching interception, one of two picks he recorded this season.

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Across 10 regular-season games and two postseason contests, Chambers compiled 49 tackles, three tackles for loss, four pass breakups and two interceptions as one of the Kings' most productive defenders.

Now with a championship ring on one of his 10 fingers, Chambers can return to his regularly scheduled programming as a co-host of The Bobby Carpenter Show. He may also still be clowning former Ohio State defensive back Bryson Shaw — I can't say for sure — but I look forward to seeing him around The Ohio State Universe this season.

Thank God. Fuck vegas.

“HE WILL HELP YOUR TEAM WIN.” Chris Jent is a two-time NBA champion.

Following the Knicks' championship-clinching victory, head coach Mike Brown made a public case for Jent to receive a head coaching opportunity, praising the veteran assistant's impact on New York's success.

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"There are a lot of jobs out there. Chris Jent, my associate head coach, I'm surprised he has not gotten an interview," Brown said. "He won the Summer League championship this past summer. He's our offensive coordinator. He's our associate head coach. He's been around for a long time. Somebody needs to give him an interview because he will help your team win at the highest level."

Better Know a Buckeye: Khmari Bing's Range and Playmaking Ability in the Open Field Could Make Him a Prototypical Safety in Ohio State's Defense​

Depth Chart Outlook​

While Bing played all over the secondary in high school, he is projected to be a safety at Ohio State.

Jaylen McClain, Terry Moore, Leroy Roker III and fellow freshman Blaine Bradford will likely take up the two-deep at the deep safety positions this season. Bing is competing for position behind them with fellow freshmen Simeon Caldwell and Kaden Gebhardt and redshirt freshman Deshawn Stewart, among others.

As McClain is a candidate to enter the 2027 NFL draft while Moore is a fifth-year senior, Bing could contend for legitimate playing time entering his second season as a Buckeye in 2027 if he develops well and impresses in practice as a freshman.

Former Ohio State Linebacker James Laurinaitis Selected to College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026​

Former Ohio State linebacker and current Ohio State linebackers coach James Laurinaitis has been selected as a member of the College Football Hall of Fame class of 2026.

Buckeyes In The College Football Hall of Fame

Ohio State Linebackers Coach, College Football Hall of Famer James Laurinaitis to Ring Victory Bell Before Illinois Game​

“The Victory Bell was built in 1954 so that everybody in the area could hear when the Buckeyes won. Not everybody could get to the stadium; they didn't have as much TV and radio, there was not as much coverage as what you see, no TikTok back in 1954. So people in the area, when they heard the bell ring, they knew the Buckeyes won. It was a big deal,” Day said while speaking to official visitors and their families inside Ohio Stadium. “Then we started a tradition last year that we have some of our former players come back and ring the victory bell before a game. And next year, before the Illinois game, Coach Laurinaitis, who's being inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame, is going to ring the Victory Bell before that game.”

Ahiacitian said:

Correction: Week 10 was the semiannual @ss ripping which will commence Week 21!

We are now over halfway through the regular season and @heisman appears to have the team to beat with a pretty tight grip on first place. May this be the kiss of death on your fine team!

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Good stuff there!

Eh, Halle Berry.

Captain Buckeye said:

What kind of shots?

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Jello?

calibuck said:

If he's dunking at 6'5", then either the hoop has been lowered, or he's a heckuva athlete. Was 6'5", and only 190 lbs in HS, and still could only occasionally stuff the ball. Am guessing the hoop is still 10', and the athletes of today are bigger, better, faster, and have more hops. Glad to see the human race is getting better.

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These 2 are both 6'5. It looks like you didn't have the hops and athleticism, lol. No shade, I'm 5'10 and could only dream of just stuffing the ball

And he's 6'2 Lincoln Kienholz getting up
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Heck, where do I sign up for a tour of this edifice? What with all the hidden practice courts (must be several), for both mens and womens, plus training areas, locker rooms, juice bar for the athletes etc, it's a maze. PS, have noticed the food served during the games has improved. Some of the 'game day decisions' was pretty darn good. PS, when you pick the shortest line, you get what you deserve.....

Jagdaddy said:

Hollenbaugh lost her team match pretty closely yesterday but won her singles match today 1-up as the US took back the Curtis cup by dominating singles play.

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dragurd said:

Well that's a downgrade maybe he just wants to play

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It's probably an indication of his actual ability. They gave him a shot but at this moment. imo he's clearly not power conference caliber. He might still develop but he's got a long way to go

On the final day in the Canadian Open Neal Shipley shot a 72 (2 over) leaving him at -4 for the tournament and tied for 51st place. He did earn $24,598 and 8 FedEx points. The winner came in at -17; Shipley was 13 shots back.

Stupid people

Booooo

ScriptOhio said:

Skull Session: Jeremiah Smith is College Football’s WR1, Bryson Rodgers Still Hates The Team Up North and Kirk Herbstreit’s Cameos Cost a Fortune

Jeremiah Smith is college football's No. 1 wide receiver, Bryson Rodgers is a Buckeye for life and Kirk Herbstreit's Cameos cost a fortune.

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THE BEST IN THE B1G. Ohio State was well-represented in Phil Steele’s preseason All-American teams, with preseason National Offensive Player of the Year Jeremiah Smith, Julian Sayin, Austin Siereveld, Luke Montgomery, Earl Little Jr. and Dalton Riggs all earning recognition.

Phil Steele Preseason All-Big Ten

First Team	Second Team	Third Team	Fourth Team
RB Bo Jackson	QB Julian Sayin	C Carson Hinzman	K Connor Hawkins
WR Jeremiah Smith	OG Luke Montgomery	OT Phillip Daniels
OT Austin Siereveld	DT John Walker	DE Qua Russaw
S Earl Little Jr.	LB Payton Pierce	DE Kenyatta Jackson Jr.
LS Dalton Riggs	CB Devin Sanchez	LB Christian Alliegro

Ohio State placing four offensive linemen across the first three teams — Siereveld, Montgomery, Carson Hinzman and Phillip Daniels — stands out as a major indicator of what could be a dominant unit up front. If that group comes to fruition in 2026, the Buckeyes will be a problem for everyone.

Just sayin':
1. should be interesting to see what the new OC can do with these guys.
2. I would have thought Hinzman would be higher than 3rd team.
3. Wonder if Tegra Tshabola would have made at least 3rd team OG had he stayed
4. Conner Hawkins has to be an upgrade on Special Teams. Dalton Riggs must be the "real deal" too.

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Should be the best OL we've had in quite some time, or close to it. I think just about any OL would get dunked on by Indiana and Miami's defensive fronts in the form they were at come playoff time. They'll be better for it.

It's been said that you shop for a lawyer, based on if they agree with you or not. Maybe the same for a judge? Seems to be so, if conclusions can be drawn on the immigration thing. Anyway, heartily concur that you can take your plea, and find a benevolent judge/courtroom somewhere.

RugbyBuck said:

Jax/West tandem at the top with some Turbo and Legend thrown in here and there.

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I think the transfer from UF will be RB3 or in the rotation