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While the Buckeyes have not been awful, they have been underwhelming. Finishing up the season in spectacular flame-out fashion is just unforgivable. Time for a change.
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How about this for a kick in the balls: If the Buckeyes would have won 1 of the 8 games they lost to end the season they would be in the CWS. They finished 1 game behind UMd. Every team above them made it, 2 with worse winning percentages. Beals may not get fired, but I'd be damned if I wouldn't call him on the carpet for a goddamned explanation and to hear his plan to avoid it happening again.
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I'm piling on now: Here are some teams that made it: Ohio (Fredo), Mercer, Lipscomb, Florida A&M, Columbia...and Wright Fucking State.
Wright Goddamned State made it and not OSU. Great job, Beals.
Wright Goddamned State made it and not OSU. Great job, Beals.
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I know, but at least Fredo isn't a fucking community college like Wright Goddamned State.
I'm shocked Columbus State nor Sinclair fucking made it in over OSU. Or that fucking Cosmetology school in Steubenville.
Wright State. Good Lord.
I'm shocked Columbus State nor Sinclair fucking made it in over OSU. Or that fucking Cosmetology school in Steubenville.
Wright State. Good Lord.
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Buckeyes Head Out for Summer Ball
Sixteen Buckeyes will play in five leagues across the country this summer
Outfielder Ronnie Dawson
June 1, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Sixteen members of the Ohio State baseball team are opening their summer ball seasons in collegiate leagues across the country. Travis Lakins and Ronnie Dawson will represent the Scarlet and Gray in the Cape Cod League, while six Buckeyes will play in the Northwoods League and five in the Prospect League. Two will compete in the Great Lakes League, while one member will travel out to the northwest to play in the Alaska Baseball League.
CAPE COD LEAGUE
Orleans Firebirds
RHP Travis Lakins
OF Ronnie Dawson
NORTHWOODS LEAGUE
Kalamazoo Growlers
OF Troy Montgomery
Kenosha Kingfish
INF Nick Sergakis
1B Zach Ratcliff
Mankato Moondogs
SS Craig Nennig
RHP Shea Murray
LHP Joe Stoll
PROSPECT LEAGUE
Chillicothe Paints
RHP Adam Niemeyer
Jamestown Jammers
OF Tre' Gantt
INF/C Jalen Washington
Champion City Kings
C Jordan McDonough
OF Ridge Winand
GREAT LAKES LEAGUE
Lima Locos
RHP Seth Kinker
INF Nate Romans
ALASKA BASEBALL LEAGUE
Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks
OF Jake Brobst
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060115aaa.html
Sixteen Buckeyes will play in five leagues across the country this summer
Outfielder Ronnie Dawson
June 1, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Sixteen members of the Ohio State baseball team are opening their summer ball seasons in collegiate leagues across the country. Travis Lakins and Ronnie Dawson will represent the Scarlet and Gray in the Cape Cod League, while six Buckeyes will play in the Northwoods League and five in the Prospect League. Two will compete in the Great Lakes League, while one member will travel out to the northwest to play in the Alaska Baseball League.
CAPE COD LEAGUE
Orleans Firebirds
RHP Travis Lakins
OF Ronnie Dawson
NORTHWOODS LEAGUE
Kalamazoo Growlers
OF Troy Montgomery
Kenosha Kingfish
INF Nick Sergakis
1B Zach Ratcliff
Mankato Moondogs
SS Craig Nennig
RHP Shea Murray
LHP Joe Stoll
PROSPECT LEAGUE
Chillicothe Paints
RHP Adam Niemeyer
Jamestown Jammers
OF Tre' Gantt
INF/C Jalen Washington
Champion City Kings
C Jordan McDonough
OF Ridge Winand
GREAT LAKES LEAGUE
Lima Locos
RHP Seth Kinker
INF Nate Romans
ALASKA BASEBALL LEAGUE
Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks
OF Jake Brobst
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060115aaa.html
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Travis Lakins Taken in Sixth Round of MLB Draft by Boston Red Sox
Lakins finished fourth in Big Ten with season-high 84 strikeouts in 2015
Travis Lakins led the Buckeyes with 84 strikeouts in 2015
June 9, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State sophomore right-hander Travis Lakins was selected in the sixth round of the 2015 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft Tuesday by the Boston Red Sox.
A native of Franklin, Ohio, Lakins went 4-4 with a 3.75 ERA in 15 starts with 84 strikeouts in 96.0 innings pitched. In his first year in the weekend rotation, Lakins was fourth in the conference in strikeouts in Big Ten games (46) and tied for sixth with four conference victories. He is the highest draft pick for the Buckeyes since Brad Goldberg was selected in the 10th round in 2013, while Alex Wimmers (1st round, 21st overall) and Dan Burkart (10th round) were also taken in the Top 10 rounds in 2010.
The MLB Draft concludes beginning with rounds 11-40 at Noon ET Wednesday.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060915aaa.html
Lakins finished fourth in Big Ten with season-high 84 strikeouts in 2015
Travis Lakins led the Buckeyes with 84 strikeouts in 2015
June 9, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State sophomore right-hander Travis Lakins was selected in the sixth round of the 2015 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft Tuesday by the Boston Red Sox.
A native of Franklin, Ohio, Lakins went 4-4 with a 3.75 ERA in 15 starts with 84 strikeouts in 96.0 innings pitched. In his first year in the weekend rotation, Lakins was fourth in the conference in strikeouts in Big Ten games (46) and tied for sixth with four conference victories. He is the highest draft pick for the Buckeyes since Brad Goldberg was selected in the 10th round in 2013, while Alex Wimmers (1st round, 21st overall) and Dan Burkart (10th round) were also taken in the Top 10 rounds in 2010.
The MLB Draft concludes beginning with rounds 11-40 at Noon ET Wednesday.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060915aaa.html
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Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2015 Announced
Group of 14 to be inducted weekend of Sept. 18-19
June 10, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- This fall, 14 new members will be enshrined in the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame, with 12 former student-athletes and two coaches among the honorees. The class will be inducted Sept. 18 at a dinner and introduced to the public at halftime of the Ohio State home football game against Northern Illinois Sept. 19.
The 2015 class includes Tim Anderson (football), Justin Cook (men's soccer), Terence Dials (men's basketball), Lara Dickenmann (women's soccer), Natalia Diea (women's diving), Annabelle Fago (rowing), Joey Galloway (football), Therese Hession (women's golf coach), J Jaggers (wrestling), Perry Martter (wrestling), Teresa Meyers (pistol), Dan Seimetz (baseball), Jim Tressel (football coach) and Paul Tilley (men's hockey).
The hall of fame was created in 1977 and has inducted 285 men through 2014. Anderson and Galloway will bring the total football players in the hall to 115. Cook will be the third men's soccer player inducted and Dials will be the 37th men's basketball player enshrined. Jaggers and Martter will bring the total wrestlers enshrined to 16, Seimetz is the 21st baseball player headed to the hall of fame and Tilley will be the fifth men's hockey Buckeye to join the hall, while Tressel will be the 13th coach (sixth football coach) to be inducted.
Women were first inducted into the hall in 1993, with 111 outstanding student-athletes, coaches and administrators enshrined through 2014. Diea and Fago give women's diving and rowing six inductees each, while Meyers will be the fourth member of the pistol team to be enshrined and Dickenmann the third women's soccer player honored. Hession is the seventh coach of a Buckeye women's program to earn a spot.......
Dan Seimetz Baseball, 1995-98
Dan Seimetz was a four-year letterwinner for the Ohio State baseball team from 1995-98. An NCBWA Second Team All-American and Collegiate Baseball Third Team All-American in 1997, Seimetz still holds the Ohio State records for single-season RBI (80), doubles (25) and home runs (19), all set in 1997. In addition, he garnered Mizuno and Baseball America Freshman All-American honors after hitting .396 with 20 doubles, 10 home runs and 58 RBI in 1995. The .370 career hitter and 1997 Big Ten Player of the Year was drafted in the 49th round of the 1997 amateur draft by the New York Yankees but elected to come back for his senior season.
"Thunder Dan" holds Ohio State career records in multiple categories including hits (287), doubles (71), home runs (52) and RBI (236). The four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete, three time Academic All-Big Ten pick and 1998 team captain set an Ohio State record with three home runs vs. Iowa in 1997. He helped guide the Buckeyes to a Big Ten regular-season championship in 1995, Big Ten Tournament championships in 1995 and 1997 and NCAA regional berths in 1995 and 1997.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/061015aab.html
Group of 14 to be inducted weekend of Sept. 18-19
June 10, 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- This fall, 14 new members will be enshrined in the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame, with 12 former student-athletes and two coaches among the honorees. The class will be inducted Sept. 18 at a dinner and introduced to the public at halftime of the Ohio State home football game against Northern Illinois Sept. 19.
The 2015 class includes Tim Anderson (football), Justin Cook (men's soccer), Terence Dials (men's basketball), Lara Dickenmann (women's soccer), Natalia Diea (women's diving), Annabelle Fago (rowing), Joey Galloway (football), Therese Hession (women's golf coach), J Jaggers (wrestling), Perry Martter (wrestling), Teresa Meyers (pistol), Dan Seimetz (baseball), Jim Tressel (football coach) and Paul Tilley (men's hockey).
The hall of fame was created in 1977 and has inducted 285 men through 2014. Anderson and Galloway will bring the total football players in the hall to 115. Cook will be the third men's soccer player inducted and Dials will be the 37th men's basketball player enshrined. Jaggers and Martter will bring the total wrestlers enshrined to 16, Seimetz is the 21st baseball player headed to the hall of fame and Tilley will be the fifth men's hockey Buckeye to join the hall, while Tressel will be the 13th coach (sixth football coach) to be inducted.
Women were first inducted into the hall in 1993, with 111 outstanding student-athletes, coaches and administrators enshrined through 2014. Diea and Fago give women's diving and rowing six inductees each, while Meyers will be the fourth member of the pistol team to be enshrined and Dickenmann the third women's soccer player honored. Hession is the seventh coach of a Buckeye women's program to earn a spot.......
Dan Seimetz Baseball, 1995-98
Dan Seimetz was a four-year letterwinner for the Ohio State baseball team from 1995-98. An NCBWA Second Team All-American and Collegiate Baseball Third Team All-American in 1997, Seimetz still holds the Ohio State records for single-season RBI (80), doubles (25) and home runs (19), all set in 1997. In addition, he garnered Mizuno and Baseball America Freshman All-American honors after hitting .396 with 20 doubles, 10 home runs and 58 RBI in 1995. The .370 career hitter and 1997 Big Ten Player of the Year was drafted in the 49th round of the 1997 amateur draft by the New York Yankees but elected to come back for his senior season.
"Thunder Dan" holds Ohio State career records in multiple categories including hits (287), doubles (71), home runs (52) and RBI (236). The four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete, three time Academic All-Big Ten pick and 1998 team captain set an Ohio State record with three home runs vs. Iowa in 1997. He helped guide the Buckeyes to a Big Ten regular-season championship in 1995, Big Ten Tournament championships in 1995 and 1997 and NCAA regional berths in 1995 and 1997.
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/061015aab.html
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