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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Ohio State’s Braxton Miller—known for turning heads on the field—has gone blonde. Really blonde.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Braxton Miller gets national cover love from Sports Illustrated.

Queue the talk of the “SI jinx” in 3…2…

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

siphotos:

Archie Griffin has to be smiling today after Ohio State hired Urban Meyer as its new head football coach. Griffin, who rushed for 100 yards in an NCAA-record 31 straight games, played in four Rose Bowls as a member of the Buckeyes. After a tumultuous year, Ohio State fans are hoping Meyer can bring the good times back to Columbus. (Neil Leifer/SI)

STAPLES: What has and hasn’t changed since Meyer left Florida
MANDEL: Meyer’s main issue at Ohio State will be himself
VIDEO: From Ashtabula to Columbus: Urban Meyer’s road
VIDEO: Meyer and Ohio State are a perfect fit

Monday, November 28, 2011

Fist bumps to ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt for citing Eleven Warriors for the Meyer news. If only some of his radio brethren would join him in the arena of ethical attribution…

Friday, November 18, 2011

sportspage:

Oh no.

Oy. Crazy thing is that we all assumed the Ohio State/Miami game would be the biggest ‘scandal’ match-up of the Buckeyes’ season. Remember all the contrived “Inelligbowl” tag lines from the yucksters all over TV and STR?

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Maurice Clarett: Life in Two Parts

The second part of Mo’s mini-autobiography over at Grantland

Sunday, November 6, 2011

“I think obviously the most important thing is we came out with a win. We regrouped there in the second half. Going into the week, even before Saturday I thought the key was for us to come out with some poise after a big game, some energy. And I’m not sure that obviously that showed to start with. Maybe our youth showed up a little bit in that, and you try and stay after them as much as you can, but we needed to come out with a little bit more energy, have some poise because you know on that offense they’re going to make some plays and continue to battle.”

Buckeyes head coach Luke Fickell following Saturday’s win over the Hoosiers

KIRK: Buckeyes struggle, but run all over the Hoosiers

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

“According to our very own Mark Titus, who played and practiced with Sullinger last year, Sullinger possesses both a face-up game and a jump shot, but he hasn’t had to use them much so far in his career. This happens in college basketball, especially within tightly run systems where players are expected to stick to their roles. Sullinger has quick feet and a surprisingly effective handle, so it’s not too hard to picture him catching the ball ten feet from the hoop and driving by a defender. If he can shoot around 55 percent from the field, hit the defensive boards, and continue to develop his offensive repertoire, he will be the type of player who can single-handedly carry Ohio State to a no. 1 seed in March and a be a front-runner for Player of the Year.” Grantland’s Jay Caspian Kang on Ohio State’s Jared Sullinger

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Yes, there was still time on the clock. Why do you ask?

BOWERS: Braxton Miller: The Night a Star Was Born

Buckeyes return man Jordan Hall fumbling, but more importantly, Tebowing.

(Photo by Kirk Irwin/Getty Images)

BOWERS: Braxton Leads Buckeyes Past Badgers
RICK: Time for a Reality Check Buckeye Fans

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