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LGHL LGHL Uncut: Coach McGuff and guards Taylor Mikesell, Taylor Thierry on Ohio State’s loss to Purdue
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LGHL Uncut: Coach McGuff and guards Taylor Mikesell, Taylor Thierry on Ohio State’s loss to Purdue
1ThomasCostello via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
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Kyle Robertson/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK
After a tough day on both sides of the ball, the Buckeyes discuss what went wrong and moving forward
Throughout the year, Land-Grant Holy Land will be bringing you uncut audio primarily from Ohio State press conferences, but also from individual interview sessions.
The Ohio State women’s basketball team played three tough opponents last week and came out winless. The now-No. 10 Buckeyes spoke to the media following the 73-65 defeat to the Purdue Boilermakers and what went wrong.
Head coach Kevin McGuff discussed how the Scarlet & Gray weren’t ready compared to their opponents, a tough day guarding three-point shots and a team that lost its identity. He also answers questions about the return of injured guard Jacy Sheldon, and if maybe the Buckeyes are tired and hitting a wall.
Following the coach are guards Taylor Mikesell and Tayor Thierry. Mikesell discusses shots not falling, the impact of Sheldon’s absence resonating for weeks and not just Sunday and how the adversity is coming at the right time for Ohio State.
Thierry also added comments about a tough Big Ten conference and fouling out of the game. Plus thoughts on the officiating against her as a whole in the game while still taking accountability for fouling out.
That and more in the latest Uncut podcast.
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Twitter: @1ThomasCostello
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1ThomasCostello via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Kyle Robertson/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK
After a tough day on both sides of the ball, the Buckeyes discuss what went wrong and moving forward
Throughout the year, Land-Grant Holy Land will be bringing you uncut audio primarily from Ohio State press conferences, but also from individual interview sessions.
The Ohio State women’s basketball team played three tough opponents last week and came out winless. The now-No. 10 Buckeyes spoke to the media following the 73-65 defeat to the Purdue Boilermakers and what went wrong.
Head coach Kevin McGuff discussed how the Scarlet & Gray weren’t ready compared to their opponents, a tough day guarding three-point shots and a team that lost its identity. He also answers questions about the return of injured guard Jacy Sheldon, and if maybe the Buckeyes are tired and hitting a wall.
Following the coach are guards Taylor Mikesell and Tayor Thierry. Mikesell discusses shots not falling, the impact of Sheldon’s absence resonating for weeks and not just Sunday and how the adversity is coming at the right time for Ohio State.
Thierry also added comments about a tough Big Ten conference and fouling out of the game. Plus thoughts on the officiating against her as a whole in the game while still taking accountability for fouling out.
That and more in the latest Uncut podcast.
Connect with Thomas:
Twitter: @1ThomasCostello
Theme music provided by www.bensound.com
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LGHL Ohio State trending for four-star transfer portal CB
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Ohio State trending for four-star transfer portal CB
Dan Hessler via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
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Former Ole Miss CB Davison Igbinosun via 247Sports
Ohio State earned a Crystal Ball prediction on Monday for one of the nation’s top transfer portal CB’s, and a 2024 Ohio State five-star WR commit continues to shine.
Ohio State’s football program is in the middle of the offseason, which means recruiting is at the forefront of the minds of both the coaching staff and Buckeye Nation. National Signing Day is tomorrow, and just a few years ago, Wednesday would be one of the busiest days of the year for recruiting.
However, with the introduction of the Early Signing Period, Ohio State’s 2023 recruiting class is already finished, and the members have signed their official letter’s of intent.
On the other hand, the college football landscape saw a major evolution of the game occur this year as NIL and new transfer rules have allowed the transfer portal to become a massive monster in the game. Because of this, the Ohio State coaching staff is busy recruiting both the 2024 and 2025 classes, as well as recruit transfer candidates.
This is a lot of work, but Ohio State isn’t where it is because of luck. Ryan Day and the Ohio State coaching staff are some of the best in the game and their hard work may soon lead to the Buckeyes landing a commitment from one of the nation’s top transfer targets and it is at a major position of need.
This past weekend, Ohio State played host to four-star transfer cornerback Davison Igbinosun from Ole Miss. The former Rebel announced his decision to transfer on Jan. 14, and immediately become one of the top available prospects at the position. Igbinosun was the No. 10 transfer CB, according to 247Sports, and he is also the top overall remaining transfer target.
The weekend visit seemed to go as well as possible, and Igbinosun shared his excitement on Twitter.
There was an even more positive update on his transfer recruitment, as the Buckeyes received a Crystal Ball Prediction Monday. The prediction on top of the recent visit immediately elevated Ohio State to the runaway favorites to land the blue-chip prospect.
Igbinosun played in all 13 games as a true freshman for Ole Miss in 2022. He finished the year with 37 total tackles and five pass deflections, showing true potential at a position Ohio State desperately needs depth at going into next season.
He has not yet commented on a commitment date, but if he chooses to commit sooner than later, the Buckeyes have to like where they sit. They do have some competition for him in Michigan, UCLA and Tennessee.
This past weekend he partook in the 7-on-7 circuit’s Sunshine State swing and continued to impress. Below is just a glimpse at what Smith has been displaying heading into his senior season of football.
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Dan Hessler via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Former Ole Miss CB Davison Igbinosun via 247Sports
Ohio State earned a Crystal Ball prediction on Monday for one of the nation’s top transfer portal CB’s, and a 2024 Ohio State five-star WR commit continues to shine.
Ohio State’s football program is in the middle of the offseason, which means recruiting is at the forefront of the minds of both the coaching staff and Buckeye Nation. National Signing Day is tomorrow, and just a few years ago, Wednesday would be one of the busiest days of the year for recruiting.
However, with the introduction of the Early Signing Period, Ohio State’s 2023 recruiting class is already finished, and the members have signed their official letter’s of intent.
On the other hand, the college football landscape saw a major evolution of the game occur this year as NIL and new transfer rules have allowed the transfer portal to become a massive monster in the game. Because of this, the Ohio State coaching staff is busy recruiting both the 2024 and 2025 classes, as well as recruit transfer candidates.
This is a lot of work, but Ohio State isn’t where it is because of luck. Ryan Day and the Ohio State coaching staff are some of the best in the game and their hard work may soon lead to the Buckeyes landing a commitment from one of the nation’s top transfer targets and it is at a major position of need.
Ohio State trending for four-star transfer CB
This past weekend, Ohio State played host to four-star transfer cornerback Davison Igbinosun from Ole Miss. The former Rebel announced his decision to transfer on Jan. 14, and immediately become one of the top available prospects at the position. Igbinosun was the No. 10 transfer CB, according to 247Sports, and he is also the top overall remaining transfer target.
The weekend visit seemed to go as well as possible, and Igbinosun shared his excitement on Twitter.
There was an even more positive update on his transfer recruitment, as the Buckeyes received a Crystal Ball Prediction Monday. The prediction on top of the recent visit immediately elevated Ohio State to the runaway favorites to land the blue-chip prospect.
Igbinosun played in all 13 games as a true freshman for Ole Miss in 2022. He finished the year with 37 total tackles and five pass deflections, showing true potential at a position Ohio State desperately needs depth at going into next season.
He has not yet commented on a commitment date, but if he chooses to commit sooner than later, the Buckeyes have to like where they sit. They do have some competition for him in Michigan, UCLA and Tennessee.
Quick Hits
- Ohio State 2024 five-star WR commit Jeremiah Smith is already regarded as the No. 1 WR and the No. 2 overall prospect in his class. This ranking is already incredibly impressive, but it may soon be tough to argue he shouldn’t hold claim to the top overall prospect in next year’s class. Smith was named by 247Sports as the “Alpha Dog” after dominating last week’s Battle Miami tournament.
This past weekend he partook in the 7-on-7 circuit’s Sunshine State swing and continued to impress. Below is just a glimpse at what Smith has been displaying heading into his senior season of football.
- Ohio State saw a big 2025 offensive line target commit elsewhere Monday, when four-star OT Jaelyne Matthews committed to Penn State over the Buckeyes and others.
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CB Davison Igbinosun (All B1G, National Champion, Buffalo Bills)
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College: Ole Miss
High School: Union NJ Union
Eligibility: Three years
Position: Cornerback
Height: 6-foot-2
Weight: 185 lbs
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Rivals Profile
College: Ole Miss
High School: Union NJ Union
Eligibility: Three years
Position: Cornerback
Height: 6-foot-2
Weight: 185 lbs
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