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Always pulling for these local kids to earn the Buckeye offer and become solid contributors and stars for the Buckeyes down the road. I hope Day is successful with getting players who are down to work extremely hard and wait their turns. I appreciate the updates on Miller and kids like him. GO BUCKS

Well, that solidifies the long line of #1 WRs coming to C'bus. He's been solid forever. Come on down and take your place amongst the best room in the land. You may not start from day 1, but what you're going to learn along the way will help you at the next level.

Is it just me, or do these kids seem to get younger each year?

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Can confirm. I was at the Skull Session with my son-in-law, who was attending his first Buckeye game. I later was telling him about L’il Animal and saying that he was the son of a well-known pro wrestler who was half of a famous tag team. When he realized it was the Road Warriors (aka Legion of Doom), he said, “I saw them when I was 11 years old in Wrestlemania 13 at the Rosemont Horizon!”

NJ-Buckeye said:

Hoban alum here.. love this kids heart.. I do not believe the 40 times.. by a lot... I've seen this kid many times..
He might have the frame to put on more weight... but I can't wait to see how he does at LB
Not sure I see him as a fast twitch guy..

Might even be an interesting TE
Watch out for Wisconsin... they are all over the Knights...

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He is the second fastest kid on the team next to Rock Hill. The 40 times are public info, the teams have them and a gps vest is as accurate as one can get. Rock and Brayton have both wore them for accurate speeds.

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And I said Cooper resurrected the program from the garbage dump that Bruce tried to bury it in.

Try to keep up

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And I said whatever makes you feel better about Cooper, knock yourself out.

The Hurry-Up: Recruits Enjoy Their Experience at Ohio Stadium for the Buckeyes' Win over No. 1 Texas, Michigan Offers Myson Johnson-Cook on His OSU Visit​

Ohio State made a statement on Sunday, taking down No. 1 Texas 14-7.

The Shoe was loud and chaotic all afternoon, with OSU fans making life difficult for Arch Manning and the Longhorns. Noon game or not, this was the kind of atmosphere you wanted for a big recruiting weekend which featured more than 100 recruits in attendance. As 2027 tight end Colt Lumpris told Eleven Warriors Sunday, he thought The Shoe was one of the loudest stadiums he's ever been in and he thoroughly enjoyed his visit to Ohio Stadium. He certainly wasn't the only one.

Ohio State showcased a dominant defense and a willingness to adapt offensively, providing something enticing for every position group that visited over the weekend. Although the coaching staff had limited time to spend with prospective players, they made the most of their visits and left a lasting impression on many players that could pay dividends down the stretch.

On Friday, we highlighted the loaded list of recruits who were making the trip to Columbus for Saturday’s game. Some of those recruits took to social media after the game to share their experiences and we've compiled some of the reactions below.
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Didn't breathe until the clock ran to 0:00. Great result, and plenty of teaching moments until the next big game.

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See oddly I never felt threatened by Texas after the first few drives.

Today's countdown jersey number update:

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Just sayin': Ringing the "Victory Bell" before the game is supposedly a new tradition.

Jim Tressel (National Champion, ex-President, Youngstown State University, CFB HOF, Lt Gov of Ohio)​

Re: During his coaching days, Tressel was called the “Senator” for seemingly sounding like a politician when asked about offensive play-calling or blocking schemes.

Just sayin': Maybe they should have called him "Governor".......






Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel talk to the U.S. Secretary of Housing Scott Turner prior to the NCAA football game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Texas Longhorns at Ohio Stadium on Aug. 30, 2025.

Former Ohio State Buckeye Donovan Jackson on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

Former Ohio State Buckeye Jack Sawyer on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

Former Ohio State Buckeye Orlando Pace on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

Former Ohio State Buckeye J.T. Tuimoloau on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

Former Ohio State Buckeye Will Howard on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

'The Way He Throws It Is Different': Will Howard Praises Ohio State's Julian Sayin​

The "Big Noon Kickoff" crew brought some serious championship pedigree to the set ahead of the massive Week 1 clash between No. 1 Texas and No. 3 Ohio State.

Former Buckeye quarterback Will Howard, fresh off a national title run last season, and Texas legend Vince Young, who famously led the Longhorns to a national championship victory over USC in the 2006 Rose Bowl Game, joined the show to talk about the must-see matchup and the two young quarterbacks set to define it.

Howard, who is now set to embark on his rookie season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, is all-in on Ohio State first-year starter Julian Sayin.

"I’m telling you, this kid — he’s got it," Howard said. "I'm excited to see him go out there and just let it rip. He’s a super-talented kid."

Howard, who has a cannon of an arm himself, was quick to credit Sayin's arm strength and his ability to spin the football, something Buckeye fans hope to see on full display Saturday against the top-ranked Longhorns.

The way he throws the ball is different," Howard said of Sayin. "I know he’s got it all in there, and I’m just excited to watch him go do it."

Ex-Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer backs son against Hokies​

As it turns out, blood is thicker than longstanding school ties.

Just as Brent Pry predicted.

Former longtime Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer showed up for the Hokies' season opener on Sunday against South Carolina, which is coached by son Shane Beamer, wearing black to support the Gamecocks.

Pry, the current Virginia Tech coach, knew the older Beamer would have to support his son.

At last month's ACC Football Kickoff, Pry was asked about the opening game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium testing Frank Beamer's conflicting loyalties.

"He loves Virginia Tech an awful lot, but he loves his son first," Pry said with a chuckle. "I think if you ask Frank's wife, she'd be like, 'My son is where it's at, you kidding me?'"
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