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Cable - Cord Cutting

Don't have TnT.

Both Streamseast and Buffstreams are up. StreamsEast only has one server going and it's pretty bad buffering. Buffstreams is up with a new link with and it seems smooth, albiet at a lower resolution, maybe 1080, maybe 720...


Seems legit, typical popups, etc. As always with these things, wrap your jimmy (so to speak).
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Georgia Bulldogs (2021-2022 National Champions)

The 4 highest rated conference champions, yes. And the 5th highest is guaranteed a spot, but not a bye. So if they ranked Georgia below Army, they could have kept them out of the playoffs. But that might have caused another War Between the States.
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Ohio State Men's Golf (Official Thread)

Wingate you were correct, 1979 was the year.....another bon mot. Am embarking in a week for a cruise in Australia/NZ. Part of the attraction will be my second golf trip with Perry Golf. Two years ago, wifey treated me on cruise from Barcelona to Lisbon, playing golf six times along the way. Had great time. Host and co-owner of Perry Golf, was Colin Daeglish (sp?). He played with John Cook, Joey Sindelar, and Ed Snead on that great Buckeye team. At welcome dinner, he noticed my Ohio State money clip, and recounted when he played on varsity with those guys, and that every five years or so, there is a golf team reunion in C'bus with Coach Jim. PS, unabashed plug for Perry Golf. These golf tours on Azamara Cruise Lines are exceptional. Everything done for you. From taking your bag when you board, until they deliver to your stateroom at end, plus everything inbetween. Busses to course, bags placed on carts with your playing partners, lunches laid out, sodas and beers at the turn, and party time after the round, meet-and-greet dinners, cocktail hours onboard, they've got it all. Our golf stops along the way were on exceptional courses. Am looking forward to doing it again. Failed to mention one important aspect. These meet-and-greets were for the players to meet, but more importantly, our golf widows did their own networking, and buddied up for port tours while we were teeing it up. Thoroughly enjoyable, and highly recommended. Turns out Colin and I were at tOSU same time, me working for my MBA, and him as an undergrad playing on golf team. I said OH, and he replied IO.....
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Ohio State Women's Basketball (2023-24 B1G CHAMPS)

Taped the Stanford game, gonna watch before the Tennessee sloberknocker later on. Saw outcome, wow. UCLA and USC will be challenges certainly, both have the goods to dance all the way home in the Dance. Surprised with tOSU's bigs. Have been to two games in person, and not impressed, but when don't attend, they explode. PS, Taylor was jumping center for the last two years, against Mika, who was what, 4-5" taller? She does have some hops. Guess what impressed me most (not watching game) was the balanced scoring (six in double figures). Most of the time, have seen one or two light it up with big numbers. Plus tOSU's rebounding numbers look astronomical to prior years....finally, very happy for Greene, coming in after getting beaten out by Jaloni. She's a warrior for certain. Go Bucks!

OT Zen Michalski (transfer to ???)

Echo the above, never want to wish ill on anyone, especially one who was a Buckeye. Even with all the signing hoopla, where everyone touts the newest recruits, appears that many (OL in this case) simply aren't making the grade here. We can blame all on Stud, now Frye, for 'settling' on OL candidates, who take more time to develop than QBs. Something is truly wrong if tOSU is looking towards Central Connecticut State (?) for a starting tackle, rather than one of the 4*'s already on the roster. With Coach Mick, the Woody facilities/weight room etc, the experience against our DL, coaching, assistant coaching, technique walk-throughs, and I don't know what else, these kids should be ready, chomping at the bit, and ready to rock and roll. But it appears not happening. None of these kids are dumb, blobs of fat (heck, in the old days, OL had bellies that hung over their belt), so what secret sauce is missing. I'd transfer as well, if I was tried and found wanting, relegated to the bench, and overlooked after that. For all that, Go Bucks!
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Cincinnati Reds (2025 is our year!)

Jose Trevino trade: Yankees send veteran catcher to Reds in three-player deal​

By Dayn Perry

6 hrs ago•1 min read




The New York Yankees on Friday traded veteran catcher Jose Trevino to the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for right-handed reliever Fernando Cruz and catcher Alex Jackson. The Yankees have announced the trade.
Trevino, 32, goes to Cincy coming off a season in which he batted .215/.288/.354 with eight home runs in 73 games as Austin Wells' backup. For his career, Trevino owns an OPS+ of 75 across parts of seven MLB seasons, the last three of which have been with the Yankees. While Trevino isn't a very productive hitter, he's a defensive plus behind the plate when it comes to blocking wayward pitches and pitch framing. In 2022, he won his first and only Gold Glove. With the Reds, Trevino figures to be Tyler Stephenson's backup. Trevino will be eligible for free agency following the 2025 season.
On the Yankees' side of things, the 34-year-old Cruz brings with him a career ERA of 4.52 and an FIP of 3.06 in three seasons. Likely, the Yankees are betting Cruz can be a useful bullpen contributor because of that impressive FIP, which in part reflects his excellent strikeout numbers -- 228 strikeouts in 147 1/3 career innings. As well, Cruz boasts a tremendous wipeout pitch with his splitter against which big-league hitters have been helpless. Last season, he threw the pitch a bit more than 40% of the time, and there's an opportunity to lean into the pitch even more with the Yankees. The Yankees are adept at helping relievers level up, and Cruz seems to have the basic ingredients to do just that.

As for Jackson, who turns 29 on Christmas Day, he has an OPS+ of 27 in 340 plate appearances spread across parts of five big-league seasons.
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