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305Buck 16 hours ago
Tahj Gray told a Notre Dame reporter that Ohio State is the only school he’s visiting this fall.

BaltimoreBuck 15 hours ago
Notre Dame guy trying to sell his fandumb that that is the only saturday available for Tahj to get to a gameday, but that Notre Dame is still in it. In a different interview earlier Tahj mentioned he would like to commit right after his junior season is over, if he commits by end of year I do not see him being able to visit Notre Dame. All signs point to TOSU.

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Well that's good news. NJ player from a catholic school means ND is at least going to be on the list. I like where we're at here though, huge target still out there.

"I am going to go get my gun and shoot you" seems, to me, like one of those escalation phrases that are really tough to come back down from.

heisman said:

That’s the exact team I remember.

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Their semi annual eruption.

Ian Moore Earned Ohio State's Starting Left Tackle Spot By Doing "His Job At A High Level"​

By Lyle Alenstein on September 3, 2026 at 10:10 am

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In the spring, Luke Montgomery didn't mince words, saying how he and Ohio State believe Ian Moore would be a first-round pick by the time his name is entered in the NFL draft.
It was high praise for Moore, who appeared in all 14 games in 2025 as a sophomore, including one start against Purdue at right tackle in place of an injured Phillip Daniels, and admirably slotted in for an injured Austin Sierveld at left tackle in the second half of the Cotton Bowl.
"He's a dude. The God-gifted talent he's got, very explosive, good length of arms, and uses his hands really well, and super fast feet, and super explosive," Montgomery said in March. "Sky's the limit for him. We all think he's going to be a first-rounder by the time he's done here. And like I said, as a young guy like him to step in, it clicks when it clicks. It's kind of like my scenario. Sometimes, it doesn't go your way. You don't really understand why, but it clicks when it clicks, and I think it started clicking with him in the playoffs."
Since that comment, Moore has earned the starting left tackle job. Five months after saying Moore would be a first-round pick, Montgomery once again made pro-level references to Moore.

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305Buck 17 hours ago
Marcus Fakatou will be visiting for Oregon and The Game.

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305Buck 2 hours ago
https://247sports.com/player/toa-feinga-46154552/
Visiting for The Game.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

25 Missouri........riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight

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Obligatory “do you even SEC bro?”

Ohio State football looks to have a key transfer addition out injured to begin the season against Ball State​

Ohio State is mostly healthy entering the season opener against Ball State, but it sounds like one transfer addition will have to wait to make his season debut.

The Ohio State Buckeyes enter their 2026 season opener against Ball State on Saturday about as healthy as they could ask to be after a spring marred by moderate injuries and offseason surgeries.

One notable exception is LSU transfer wide receiver Kyle Parker, who appears likely to sit out the opener as he works through an undisclosed issue.

“Kyle’s been out here for a little while, hopefully we can get him back soon,” Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said on Tuesday

Fungo Squiggly said:

I don't do Spelling Bee since it required a sub after a certain number of words but I enjoy most of the others. I stopped doing Tiles once they started repeating the same tiles -- that got monotonous.

There is also a sports version of Connections, too -- I enjoy that one. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/connections-sports-edition

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FWIW, I found a "soccer edition" of connections:


However, I'm not playing it as I know nothing about soccer.

Burch picks up offer #30 from Kansas State.

Former Ohio State QB Cardale Jones earns new high school coaching gig​

The Staples football program in Connecticut announced that Jones has been added to the coaching staff. They have won five state championships in their history, with their most recent one coming in 2023. Jones will now join their staff to help them in their journey.

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Jones is a busy man, as this is not his only job. He also works as an analyst for CBS Sports, and he will be doing work for them this Fall. In addition to that, he has a podcast that he records locally in Ohio with former Ohio State running back Beanie Wells and sports director Dave Holmes.

This will be a new endeavor for Jones, as he doesn't have any previous coaching experience. However, as a quarterback, he has a lot of knowledge about offenses. He should be able to help some high school students learn how to process the offense better.

Jones is the QB Coach for the Wreckers, so he will be in charge of teaching the quarterbacks how to process information. Jones was able to execute an Ohio State offense to the highest level, so that will be invaluable experience for those high school kids to have.

He'll never sniff the same stratosphere though in endorsements unless they are paying ridiculous amounts now like NIL

Edit: I guess he could but he would need 15-20 more years

Mike80 said:

ehhh maybe....I don't think Sparty's leadership is going to give Fitz the keys to the castle like IU did. We'll see of course.

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I agree, I don't think they will.

I just wonder if the old expectations/leash lengths still exist.

49ers' Nick Bosa practices fully for first time since ACL injury​

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa took a big step toward returning to play Wednesday when he participated in a full practice for the first time since tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament in Week 3 of last season.

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NBA announces punishments for LA Clippers after Kawhi probe​

The NBA on Wednesday announced severe punishments for the LA Clippers -- including the loss of five future first-round draft picks, a fine of $30 million and a yearlong suspension of owner Steve Ballmer -- for violating salary cap circumvention rules in a case involving star Kawhi Leonard.

In a statement, the NBA said a near-yearlong investigation "found a pattern of misconduct and multiple significant rules violations by the Clippers organization, a prior offender of the salary cap circumvention rules."

As a result, the Clippers must forfeit first-round draft picks in 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032 and 2033. In addition to the $30 million fine, Ballmer is suspended from all league and team activities for one year "for "knowingly seeking to help Mr. Leonard obtain off-court income opportunities," among other issues. President of business operations Gillian Zucker is suspended without pay for one year. And president of basketball operations Lawrence Frank is suspended without pay for six months.
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