LovelandBuckeye said:

Or...we could build that wall around Mississippi.

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cincibuck said:

Which makes me ask the question, aren’t they coaching “heads up” tacking? I saw at three possible targeting on Ohio State d-backs, all made with head down helmet on helmet hits plus the one that was called on Burke.

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pnuts34 said:

I can’t believe, that in the year of our lord 2024, that a CFB QB in Division 1 can not throw for over 100yds!

And to think, Ferentz was suspended a game for illegally recruiting him…

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Unfazed By Competition, Joe McGuire Worked to “Always Be Ready” for Opportunity to Punt at Ohio State​

Joe McGuire wasn’t bothered when Ohio State brought in two new players to compete for the Buckeyes’ starting punter job this offseason.

When Jesse Mirco transferred to Vanderbilt for his final season of college football, McGuire initially looked like the clear choice to succeed Mirco as punter. As the only returning punter on Ohio State’s roster from last season, McGuire’s only competition for the punting job when spring began came from fellow walk-ons Hadi Jawad and Austin Snyder, neither of whom was viewed as a serious contender.

Ohio State held a three-way competition for the punting job in preseason camp, however, after signing Nick McLarty as a scholarship player and adding Anthony Venneri, the starting punter at Buffalo for the last two years, as a walk-on through the transfer portal. McGuire understood the decision to bring them in and approached the competition as an opportunity to get better.

“I was the only punter here at the time, really, so I was expecting it,” McGuire said. “And if that's what they think makes the team better, then great. Because at the end of the day, we just want to win. And if that's what they want to give us the best chance to win, then so be it. As they say here, iron sharpens iron. So having good competition is good for all three of us, I think.”

Going into the Buckeyes’ first game week of the season, it appeared as though McGuire had lost the punting job to McLarty, who was named Ohio State’s starting punter by Ryan Day just nine days before the season opener. But after McGuire had what Day described as a “much better week of practice” than McLarty leading up to last week’s season opener against Akron, Day called an audible and told McGuire that he would be the Buckeyes’ starting punter instead.

McGuire never stopped preparing for the possibility that he would be called upon to punt in the first game or any game, so it didn’t take him long to refocus himself on being the starter.

“I was pretty excited,” McGuire said Wednesday when asked how he reacted when he received the news from Day. “I mean, I've been training pretty hard so that no matter when my number's called, I'm ready. You never know what could happen in a game. So I work to always be ready for the occasion. So yeah, I was excited initially, and then I just sort of thought, ‘All right, I got to get myself ready and perform.’”

“I've been training pretty hard so that no matter when my number's called, I'm ready. You never know what could happen in a game. So I work to always be ready for the occasion.”– Joe McGuire on his preparation to punt
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AKAK said:

Don't you think he knows that? The house of jeffbuck have been Puffin Stuffin since time immemorial.

The Earl, Duke, and LordJeffbuck just this morning:

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Why Are People In Iceland Throwing Baby Puffins Off Cliffs?

Grab your pufflings, it's tossing time.

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Film Study: Reviewing the Debuts of Chip Kelly and Will Howard in the Ohio State Offense

An Xs & Os YouTube breakdown of the new-look Ohio State attack.

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Film Study: Reviewing the Debuts of Chip Kelly and Will Howard in the Ohio State Offense​

Buffalo Bills' Damar Hamlin to make first start since cardiac arrest in 2023

The safety appeared in three preseason games and five regular games last season.

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Buffalo Bills' Damar Hamlin to make first start since cardiac arrest in 2023​

ScriptOhio said:

Want the man to do work around the house? Women should offer a different reward......

Katy Perry reveals Orlando Bloom’s X-rated reward for completing chores

Katy Perry joked about Orlando Bloom's reward for doing the dishes in a new interview. Perry and Bloom got engaged in 2019 after a brief split.

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Katy Perry reveals Orlando Bloom’s X-rated reward for completing chores​

Orlando Bloom proposed to Katy Perry in 2019 after a brief split​

Katy Perry revealed her racy reaction to Orlando Bloom doing chores around the house.

Perry opened up about her relationship with "The Lord of the Rings" star in an episode of "Call Her Daddy." The "American Idol" judge and Bloom first began dating in 2016 before splitting after a year. The two jumped back into a relationship in 2018 and got engaged on Valentine's Day in 2019.

In the new interview, Perry noted a red flag within a relationship would be a partner who doesn't help out.

For Bloom's part, the actor and Perry attended "lots of couple's therapy" because they want to "evolve." "I think why we're in our relationship is to become better humans so that we can raise this beautiful human being," Perry said of their three-year-old daughter Daisy.

"One of my love languages is acts of service," Perry admitted. "So, it's like if I come downstairs and the kitchen is clean, and you've done it all — you've done all the dishes, and you've closed all the pantry doors — you better be ready to get your d--- sucked."

"Like literally. That is my love language," she added. "I don't need a red Ferrari. I can buy a red Ferrari. Just do the f---ing dishes!"
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