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Tennis Match Results

Ohio State vs Penn State

Mar 07, 2026 at University Park, Pa.

(Sarni Tennis Center)

Ohio State 4, Penn State 0

Singles competition

1. Michael Wright (PSU) vs. Aidan Kim (OSU) 3-6, 4-5, unfinished

2. Preston Stearns (OSU) def. Marcus Schoeman (PSU) 6-2, 6-1

3. Reiya Hattori (PSU) vs. Jack Anthrop (OSU) 4-6, 1-3, unfinished

4. David Lindsay (PSU) vs. Loren Byers (OSU) 3-6, 4-3, unfinished

5. Nikita Filin (OSU) def. Kyle Chesman (PSU) 6-1, 6-3

6. Alexander Bernard (OSU) def. Eyal Shyovitz (PSU) 6-3, 6-3

Doubles competitio

1. Brandon Carpico/Nikita Filin (OSU) def. Michael Wright/David Lindsay (PSU) 6-2

2. Bryce Nakashima/Aidan Kim (OSU) def. Kyle Chesman/Marcus Schoeman (PSU) 6-0

3. Reiya Hattori/Eyal Shyovitz (PSU) vs. Alex Okonkwo/Alexander Bernard (OSU) 1-5, unfinished

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Class: 2027
Position: RB
School: Lake Worth(FL) Santaluces
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Kid seems to have his head screwed on straight. The leap from collegiate/Korn Ferry to the PGA tour is immense. Good ball striking is assumed, most are putting contests. The numbers on Script's post are numbers I'd kill for, but as noted, not quite good enough. Practice, practice, practice, and then hopefully get hot for four days in a tournament. Seems simple, but hard to do. Also, hard not to get discouraged. But as said, he's got his head screwed on straight. And, keep seeing his mug in some commercials, which has to be a good thing, as he's making money while he's trying to make some coin on the tour. Hopefully he keeps his card for another year. Neal, hit 'em long, straight, and not too often.

Was alive during those times, and somewhat sentient. Yes, the Dispatch had those quotes published, as well as the Citizen-Journal. Dad took me to Rotary Club where Woody was speaker. He was asked that question, and he unabashadly said, yes he did say that. Story of running out of gas in Xichigan, and him pushing his car across state line into Ohio because 'won't spend a nickel in that state', seems to me to be more of urban legend, but yeah, can see him saying that. I do know he hated losing Ohioans to Xichigan in recruiting battles, and although he never bad-mouthed those Ohio kids, he made side quips about their decision making processes. He truly was a bigger than life person.

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Redhawks survive in OT once again. Bracketologists say they're in the NCAA tournament regardless of the conference tournament.

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Yea with how weak the bubble is this year especially there's no way they are getting left out.

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Class: 2027
Position: WR
School: Prattville(AL) Prattville
Height: 6-foot-6
Weight: 190lbs

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And here I thought the thread was started for this:
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Yep, just look at how, once they had to stop cheating, JJ Leaf went from Heisman favorite to a barely capable game manager. Vikings front office should all be thrown out of a helicopter after taking this fool's gold with the 11th pick.

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We're gonna need a bigger helicopter...

1. Rick Harrison married for 5th time:

Pawn Stars’ Rick Harrison Marries Angie Polushkin in Intimate Las Vegas Wedding Ceremony​

In her own Instagram post, which was set to the tune of "I Said Yes" by Sunny Bloom, Polushkin shared several pictures from the couple's romantic day.

"We toured a beautiful winery in Chile and Rick got down on one knee ," Polushkin wrote.

The picturesque proposal was the second time Harrison popped the question. The first time he proposed was in his living room, but because his stepdaughters called it "the most unromantic proposal ever," he decided to do it again, TMZ first reported.

Harrison presented Polushkin with one of his most prized rings from his iconic pawn shop, with a representative telling the outlet that Harrison called the 6.5-carat pear-shaped ring "breathtaking, just like Angie is."

2. Cory Harrison hurt in a motor cycle crash in Mexico and starts a GoFundMe page to help pay for his medical expenses:

'Pawn Stars' co-star Corey Harrison asking fans for help paying medical bills​

Harrison, a founding cast member of the long-running History Channel reality TV series, suffered severe injuries in a Mexico motorcycle crash.

"Pawn Stars" regular Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison, who nearly died in a motorcycle accident in January, asked for help from fans to help pay medical bills, fundraiser organizers said.

Harrison, the grandson of World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop patriarch Richard “Old Man” Harrison and son of Rick "Genius" Harrison, wiped out while riding in Tulum, Mexico, he and friends said.

The Harrisons and long-time family friend Austin “Chumlee” Russell are the stars of the History Channel show "Pawn Stars," which follows the action inside their Las Vegas pawn shop.

The crash happened shortly before Rick Harrison's wedding. according to the son.

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A GoFundMe effort launched on Monday is seeking to raise $18,000, and a little more than $5,000 had come in by late Friday morning.

"With his full knowledge and blessing, we’re raising emergency funds to cover more than $100,000 in medical bills and related expenses after a serious motorcycle accident in Tulum, Mexico," according to GFM organizer Aron Chambers.

"He suffered devastating injuries: 11 fractured ribs, a punctured lung, a concussion, and internal bleeding. He was rushed to a hospital in Playa del Carmen, where the reality of medical emergencies in Mexico hit hard — costs add up fast, and payment is often required upfront."

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Depth Chart Outlook​

While Timmons can play both on the outside and at nickel, the slot is where he will likely begin his Ohio State career, as it's the most likely path to the field for Timmons as a freshman. Florida State transfer Earl Little Jr., who played safety in Tallahassee but is expected to play nickel at OSU, will hold the top spot in the depth chart. Still, Timmons could very well be in the second spot in the slot on the two-deep to begin his first season as a Buckeye.

In formations where Ohio State uses six defensive backs, Timmons could be on the field in those situations, competing for playing time with fellow freshman Jordan Thomas, Alabama transfer Cam Calhoun and redshirt sophomore Miles Lockhart, among others. He could also earn early playing time on special teams, where his speed and eye for the football could allow him to be an outstanding gunner early on.

Jermaine Mathews Jr. and Devin Sanchez are the favorites to start at cornerback to begin the 2026 season, but Timmons has the tools to compete for a top backup spot right away. Once Mathews and Little take their talents to the NFL following the 2026 season, Timmons could very well be a starter in Ohio State’s secondary as a sophomore in 2027.

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Class: 2027
Position: WR
School: Duncanville (TX) Duncanville
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 190 lbs

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Class: 2027
Position: RB
School: Frisco (TX) Frisco
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 187 lbs

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Punching the dough rather than frisbeeing it is a really nice touch. Benny Hinn needs to add this dude’s move to his repertoire.

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Class: 2028
Position: DB
School: Birmingham (AL) Parker
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 185 lbs

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These recruits names are just testing the recruiting forum rules at this point. I don't think they're real people.