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August 10, 2026 | Edition #346 |
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College football careers can take players in very different directions after they leave the field. For one former Ohio State defender, his life away from Columbus took a serious turn.
A former Buckeye was facing a lengthy prison sentence after pleading guilty to nine robberies before his mental health became central to the case.
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If you can only buy ONE new jersey this season. Whose name goes on the back?
Sunday’s Results: 50% of you believe Ohio State's loaded roster hurts Ryan Day's Coach of the Year chances, while the other half think it doesn't matter.
Buckeye legends Nick and Joey Bosa are descendants of Tony Accardo, the notorious Chicago Outfit boss who once worked as Al Capone's chauffeur and bodyguard and was known as "Joe Batters."
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