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Yuck

sparcboxbuck said:

Clearly targeted at single parent mothers cuz God knows what happens when you put a ring on it.

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Not just God. We all know. We all knew before we put rings on 'em.

My favorite coin is the one I used to pay Thumps mom then stole back later when I snuck out the window.

buckeyemania11 said:

The best backyard brawl. Sweet Rich Rod tears

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But if WVU had won, they would have been the opponent in the Superdome, rather than LSU, for the BCS Title game after the 2007 season. Buckeye football, and possibly TTUN football, could have been very different if Pitt didn’t win that Brawl.

wadc45 said:

Scout.com: Cincinnati Combine Results (free)

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TheRecGuru said:

Scout.com combine in Cincinnati was great the Ohio kids represented well. I don't know how to post profiles here, but there were several Ohio kids who raised their stock with great performances.

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Any update or results for Rico butler this is my brother trying to gather all information I can on him before the urls on him vanish completely any help will be appreciated to maximum

Ahh, Philadelphia. If I knew how to do it, I'd sync the video (above) with the audio (below). Perfect fit.

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Ive been a fan at Pate, I like hearing “outsiders” views of OSU, and he’s pretty honest with his criticism.

NFBuck said:

Is Buckeye Scoop still a thing? What are The Oracle and The Helping Technician up to???

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I was just wondering about them so I checked it out. Barton and the Buckeye Scoop Twitter accounts are still going, but both have nearly all their own tweets locked for replies. Looks like mostly they get about 1-5 likes on each tweet. They retweet a lot of recruits tweets and Barton alternates that with "anti-woke" retweets.

Nevada still has his replies mostly turned off as well. He's mostly posting videos that get a handful of likes and a few thousand views on YouTube.

Ohio State football signed the No. 4 recruiting class in 2022, according to the 247Sports composite score. With two five-stars, 18 four-stars and one three-star, the prospects coming to Columbus this fall will provide head coach Ryan Day with his roster for the future.

But some first-year Buckeyes, outside of the 21 commits featured in that class, will not be featured on the 85-man scholarship roster in 2022 (or perhaps during their entire Ohio State career). Those players aren’t heavily recruited or awarded any athletic financial aid. Those players are walk-ons.

In August, a flurry of new faces will start fall camp with Ohio State for the first time. Twelve of them will be walk-ons, according to the roster as of July 20. Buckeye Sports Bulletin has assembled their names:

MASON MAGGS, QUARTERBACK

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KAI SAUNDERS, WIDE RECEIVER

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TC CAFFEY, RUNNING BACK

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BRENTON JONES, SAFETY

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CHASE BRECHT, RUNNING BACK

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Brecht (6-0, 205) earned first-team All-Ohio Capital Conference and second-team all-district honors as a senior at Powell (Ohio) Olentangy Liberty High School. A utility player at running back and wide receiver, Brecht’s best game came against Hilliard (Ohio) Davidson when he amassed 241 all-purpose yards and three second-half touchdowns while leading his team to a win.

COLIN KAUFMANN, CORNERBACK

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JAYDEN FIELDING, KICKER

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DIANTÉ GRIFFIN, CORNERBACK

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RIORDIN STAUFFER, TIGHT END

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JAY STOKER, LINEBACKER

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BLAIZE EXLINE, WIDE RECEIVER

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DAVID ADOLPH, WIDE RECEIVER

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Chase Brecht​

I don’t have the best memory at my age, so forgive me if I don’t remember this particular running back even being on the team. The Olentangy Liberty product was a surprise star in the fourth quarter of the Spring Game. Brecht was the second-leading rusher with eight carries for 47 yards and most of that was just a sheer willingness to stay up and move the pile.

He averaged 5.9 yards per carry, which was second only to Trayanum among runners with more than one carry. Brecht also finished with two receptions for 10 more yards. He had a highlight-reel catch on a pass that really should have been picked off, and I love players who don’t give up on plays and keep their concentration level high as Brecht did here:

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I talked myself into believing he’d be a 1,000-yard rusher at Purdue or Northwestern based on those eight carries, and I’m pretty comfortable betting my house on that — because I’m terrible at gambling, which is why I don’t do it.

However, after seeing what TC Caffey did in his limited opportunities last year, I’m convinced Ohio State’s walk-on running backs are the real deal and won’t hear a word to the contrary.

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Redbirds?

Tua needs a full bubble!

Blackhawks announce that Jonathan Toews won't be re-signing with team ahead of regular season finale​

Just two months after trading Patrick Kane, the Chicago Blackhawks are saying farewell to another franchise icon. On Thursday, Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson announced that the team won't be re-signing captain Jonathan Toews this coming offseason.

Instead, Toews will play his final game as a member of the Blackhawks against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night. He will then become an unrestricted free agent this summer after the playoffs are over.

"I've had a number of conversations with Jonathan throughout the season about his future with the Blackhawks, and recently, we had the difficult conversation that we won't be re-signing him this offseason," Davidson said in a statement. "Tonight will be his final game as a Blackhawk, and it was very important to us to be able to provide the proper send off for Jonathan and our fans.

"He has done so much for this organization, and no matter where he plays next, we're excited our fans get the chance to show Jonathan exactly how much he means to them."

Toews has spent his entire 15-year NHL career with the Blackhawks after being selected with the No. 3 pick in the 2006 NHL Draft. The 34-year-old star currently ranks fifth in games played (1,066), sixth in points (882), sixth in goals (371), seventh in power-play goals (92) and eighth in assists (511) in Blackhawks history.

During his time in Chicago, Toews has won three Stanley Cups (2010, 2013, 2015), appeared in six All-Star Games and won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2010 as the league's postseason MVP. He also became the second-youngest player to ever win the Conn Smythe Trophy at just 22 . In addition, Toews won the Selke Trophy in 2013 as the NHL's top defensive forward.

Good article on the updates for Bond 26:

James Bond 26: Everything we know, from 007 cast rumours to possible release date​

Sorting out the fact from fiction about Bond 26

Ohio State has 39 football, 7 basketball OSU Scholar-Athletes for the 2022-23 academic year​

2022 OSU Scholar-Athletes – Basketball
G Eugene Brown III Sport Industry
G Bowen Hardman, Freshman – Finance
C Felix Okpara, Freshman – Economics
F Brice Sensabaugh, Freshman – Finance
F Justice Sueing, Graduated – Public Management
F Kalen Etzler, Sophomore – Finance
F Owen Spencer, Junior – Biology

Still not sure where to even move this thread to at this time. Maybe the more senior Mods have a better idea than I.

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Class: 2024
School: Virginia Beach(VA) Green Run
Position: WR
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 175lbs

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Ohio State Alumni Stats in NHL​

MEN'S HOCKEY​

Ohio State sophomore defenseman Cole McWard signed a two-year, entry-level contract with the Vancouver Canucks last week. On Thursday, he made his NHL debut. And on Sunday, he scored the first goal of his career.

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The most “Angels” thing ever.

Legend.

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