They played great for two periods before the floodgates opened up. Sucks that we had to play the #1 and #2 teams on the road at their place. I don't know why we just can't have a B1G frozen four at the United Center.

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Wow!

Yeah, they got smoked by Tennecheat. Just want to support the way the Miami fans drove up 75 to Dayton. Wow. First time have ever seen a team in speedos run down the aisles....great season guys. Oh well, back to Millett

Once score started to get lopsided, appeared that Howard started to giving a few more hips, pushes, etc. Actually happy McGuff got his T for standing up, not for his star, but for a bench player. Might have to move the needle a tad for him, not a lot though.

off-the-wall question. Did Day get tOSU Lear useage as part of his contract? UFM did, guess some was for family (taxable event), but thought he'd have 'approved' useage for recruiting. Just a Sunday musing.

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I think Innis will have a huge year. Last year being Sayin’s first year as a starter he missed a wide open Innis several times a game. If Sayin learns how to go through his progression this year Innis will have 80 catches

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Inniss may be fighting for his starting and could be a rotational player if he doesnt improve. Parker and McCuin didnt come to OSU to sit. Should be a fun battle to follow

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One of One: There Will Never Be Another Ohio State Player Like Bruce Thornton​

“It didn’t go our way, and that’s alright. Life, sometimes stuff don’t go your way,” Thornton said. “But I’m just appreciating the teammates, the coaching staff and Buckeye Nation just sticking with me for four years. I’m so appreciative for everything that happened in my life, man. It’s not the way I wanted to end it, but that’s just how it is sometimes.

"... It hits the heart at home. I feel like I did a lot for this program. The program did a lot for me. The memories, the relationships have done a lot for me," he continued. "Emotionally, crying because you don’t get to share the locker room (anymore) with the guys you’ve been working with since June. So I just told those guys, ‘I’m just one call away.’ If you need anything from me, just call me and I’ll be here. I’m always a Buckeye for life.”

Thornton did more than "a lot" for Ohio State, and while he thanked his fellow Buckeyes, OSU fans can thank him more for what he brought to the program the last four years. Buckeye fans praised Thornton all season, but it was a very special Senior Day that really showed just how much No. 2 has meant to Ohio State.

“Bruuuuuuuuuuce.”

UCLA verbal

Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Came Back to Improve Draft Stock, Lead Ohio State’s New-Look Roster​

It’s an odd feeling walking the halls of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center for Kenyatta Jackson Jr. as he prepares for his fifth and final season of college football.

Only two other members of his recruiting class remain at Ohio State: Carson Hinzman and Bennett Christian. Fifty-one new players came to Columbus either as transfers or freshmen in January.

“Made me feel old,” Jackson said on March 12. “But we’re the older guys on the team, just trying to take in new faces, new freshmen and just lead them, pull them aside with us.”

Jackson didn’t have to hang around for all the newness. He’d have likely been selected in the 2026 NFL draft had he declared, possibly on day two. But he’s back. Back to improve that draft stock, and back to lead all the new faces around him.

“I came back just to be a more complete football player, not just on the field, but off the field with IQ and things of that nature,” Jackson said. “I'm taking a leadership role. We have new guys in the room. I'm just taking them in and showing them the ropes of Ohio State football, the standard of what Ohio State football is.”
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A shame that it's not because he's working at a gas station.

Patrick Mahomes did not start his rookie season in the NFL. If Raiola is the backup’s backup he may just have twice as much success as Mahomes. While others are playing checkers he is playing chess. Or eating crayons. Not sure which.

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That's not true. A bunch of teams made the playoffs just last year.

Login to view embedded media Valid points, and why he singlehandedly flipped CFB on its head

chornii said:

My schedule was a little crazy this week. I'm reloading the torrent now. It's huge (203GB) because I downloaded multiple versions of each game.

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Can someone seed this. I have been trying to get ths season for days and there is no seeds...thank you...

JohnnyCockfight said:

I will make a factual correction to this story and even relate it back to the current Ohio State wrestling team in exchange for @Romanowski contributing a new story to one of BP's great threads: https://buckeyeplanet.com/forum/thr...ng-instances-about-romos-old-man.36439/page-3 . Ball is in your court Romo.

#makebuckeyeplanetgreatagain

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Haaaa, I have a couple more. They are so unbelievable you’ll think I’m lying!!!

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Tommy John forthcoming

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Thump said:

Book it!

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Only after they waste so much time this year trying to rehab it without surgery that the inevitable surgery takes away the 2027 season too.

Timing matters as much as the career threatening injury. Any amateur can just run off and get something fixed as soon as it happens.

These are professionals we are talking about here.

If he absorbs all the technical aspects LJS teaches him, he makes the effort and puts the time in the weight room it doesn’t seem absurd to think he could get meaningful run this season at least in obvious passing downs.

He looks like a weapon already. Didn’t realize how much of a dude he was.

Just take a chill pill or step away from the keyboard. The whims of a 17 year old and the reporting us such really have no bearing on my life.

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Oh good. More public money going to pay for Temu Jerry's vanity project. Always important for our tax dollars to support billionaires.

ODOT staff recommending $35 million in state funding for roads near new Browns stadium

Public records show ODOT staffers are suggesting a $35 million award for Brook Park. That’s nearly a quarter of the $150 million that the TRAC, a state council, is expected to award this spring.

www.news5cleveland.com

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Can you feel the trickle….

In its 41st year celebrating the nation’s best high school athletes, Gatorade today
announced Anthony Thompson of Western Reserve Academy is the 2025-26 Gatorade Ohio Boys Basketball Player of
the Year.

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