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Will we get to see Terrelle Pryor take some snaps at the upcoming Spring Game? -Jack A. (Columbus, OH)
Terrelle is not yet enrolled in school, therefore he will not be able to play in the spring game. However, you may see him loitering around the sidelines watching his […]

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You might be wondering about any changes in jersey numbers from last year to this year with current players. Also, you may be curious what the incoming frosh will be sporting on their jerseys for the Scarlet & Gray this fall.
 
Here are the notable changes and additions:
 
Current Players:
Dan Herron, No. 1 (switched from No. […]

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The thought of a Michigan player transferring to The Ohio State University is absolutely ludacris. It’s unheard of. It’s simply wrong in some cases. Well, the possibility of this happening for the first time in college football history could be near, as Michigan offensive lineman, Justin Boren, officially left the program yesterday.
Boren cited a […]

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Here is the link and transcript of the interview with Flyers Fieldhouse:
Behind Enemy Lines: Ohio State
Wow, never thought I’d type those words. But here we are about to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes. I touted the excellent Dotting The I earlier today, and was able to talk to the guys about tonight’s game. […]

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Buckeyes and Flyers clash at Value City Arena in NIT battle for Ohio bragging rights
 
When the Ohio State men’s basketball team (21-13) was denied from NCAA Tournament play close to ten days ago, the youngsters in scarlet and gray had two options: give up and look towards next season or prove their 46th RPI […]

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With the Bruce Springsteen concert occupying Value City Arena on Monday night, Ohio State was able to use St. John Arena to their advantage. St. John was filled near capacity with over 13,200 ruckus causing fans bringing back the same “old school” atmosphere as the 1960 National Championship game. The Buckeyes used […]

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The last time the Ohio State men’s basketball team met their University of California Golden Bears counterparts, it was for the 1960 NCAA National Championship; a 75-55 Buckeyes victory. Forty-eight years later, the respective Big Ten and Pac-10 squads might only be locking up for a second-round National Invite Tournament game (7PM ESPN), but it […]

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