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LB Darron Lee (National Champion, Super Bowl Champion, Fugitive)

Months after he failed to appear in Franklin County Municipal Court for domestic violence and assault charges, former Ohio State and NFL linebacker Darron Lee's legal troubles increased in September.

According to court records The Columbus Dispatch obtained, the 28-year-old Lee now faces a felony drug possession charge. Court records reveal officers from the Dublin (Ohio) Police Department have accused Lee of possessing two bags of a white powder that lab testing confirmed was cocaine. The charge was filed on Sept. 6, according to the records.

Dublin police allege Lee had the bags on April 3, according to court records, the same day police arrested him on suspicion of domestic violence at a home in Dublin. Police appeared at the house that day after accusations that Lee punched a female relative multiple times in the head. While the Dublin police investigated that incident, authorities were made aware of a separate domestic violence allegation from Oct. 17, 2022, that was said to have occurred in the same home. According to court records, that incident involved the mother of Lee's child.

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WR L'Christian Smith (transfer to Cincinnati, transfer to Western Kentucky)

Ryan Brewer, Mr. Ohio football from Upper Arlington who OSU never offered. He went to South Carolina and was pretty much nobody until the 2000 (2001? Whatever….the one after the 2000 season) Outback Bowl when he torched OSU in a 24-7 Gamecocks win. The announcers would not shut the fuck up about his Central Ohio roots. It was fucking miserable. But at least it was the last nail in Coop’s coffin.
Ahh thanks for the background. That was pretty early in my fandom and definitely a forgettable era
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Youngstown St. at tOSU, Sat. 9/9, 12pm EST, BTN

BIG Ten refs continue to suck. Hope these refs are fined for bad calls that cost a team a TD.
There are at least two kinds of people that need to be either shot or put in jail:

1) Freeway idiots who pass and then get in front of you and go slower.

2) Refs of BUCKEYES games.
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JT Daniels leaves West Virginia to enter transfer portal for a third time​

JT Daniels is the Johnny Cash of college football, as he’s been everywhere, man.

Daniels was the national high school player of the year before he joined USC his freshman year in 2018. He played in 11 games and had 2,672 passing yards and 14 touchdown passes. He would tear his ACL at the start of the 2019 season and would be replaced as the starter by Kedon Slovis. He then entered the transfer portal.

After transferring to Georgia in spring of 2020, Daniels headed to West Virginia last offseason after losing his starting job due to injury in Athens. Stetson Bennett IV took over a third of the way through last season and never relinquished the starting job at Georgia. Daniels reunited with former USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell at WVU. After a down year, Daniels is moving on.

By entering the transfer portal for a third time, Daniels has at least one year of eligibility left, and possibly two if he is granted a medical redshirt retroactively for the 2019 campaign (he should).

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'It's just a great opportunity': Rice QB to make history for Owls' season opener vs. Texas​

Opening week in college football is always special, no matter how many times you've been a part of it. On Saturday, when Rice plays at Texas, one Owls player is set to be part of his sixth season opener.

Rice transfer quarterback JT Daniels started his career at the University of Southern California where he spent two seasons after becoming just the second true freshman in USC history to start at QB in a season opener. He then transferred to Georgia for two years where he was part of the Bulldogs' 2021 national championship team. Last season, JT was West Virginia's starting quarterback.

He now takes over at Rice, where he has been voted a team captain for the 2023 season. Due to an injury in 2019 and the COVID season of 2020, 2023 will be JT's sixth year of college eligibility.

When he opens his Rice tenure at Texas, Daniels is believed to be the first college player to ever start three games at Texas for three different teams. He also played in Austin for USC in '18 and West Virginia in '22.
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Daniels' team lost both of his prior starts at Darrel K. Royal Texas Memorial Stadium, with USC falling to Texas 37-14 and West Virginia being defeated 38-20.

Just sayin': He lost at Texas Saturday too (37-10).

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