He took his rumspringa a little too far, in my IMO.

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I remember beating this high school down on multiple occasions during my career. If you told me they'd have a legit p5 prospect i wouldn't have believed you.

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Class: 2028
Position: DB
School: Jacksonville (NC) Jacksonville
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 190 lbs

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Unless the above pic was doctored, looks like this kid has a 4' elevation. Bottom of his shoes are as high as #1's waist. Looks like he could jump center against a 7'er. Get this kid, and Go Bucks!

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Class: 2028
Position: TE
School: Mt. Vernon (OH) Mt. Vernon
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 210 lbs

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RE: The NFL voiced its support for "the voluntary pooling of media rights under the Sports Broadcasting Act," which is something the SEC and Big Ten have opposed.

Just sayin': That will never happen......

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Class: 2030
Position: RB
School: Austin (TX) Westlake
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 185 lbs

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Hey Brody! Looks like you hit send before you populated the screen! Or you erased two years of Pantoni's recruiting work....never done that myself (tongue-in-cheek).

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Class: 2028
Position: TE
School: Wilmette (IL) Loyola Academy
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 220 lbs

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Class: 2029
Position: RB
School: Trophy Club (TX) Byron Nelson
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 200 lbs

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Class: 2029
Position: DL
School: Houston (TX) North Shore
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 212 lbs

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buckeyemania11 said:

@Thump

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Buckskin86 said:

http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2013/05/cleveland_browns_hire_kevin_gr.html @war the knights

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The secondary just got a lot more interesting. Thank you for sharing

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.

“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

Good stuff there!