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"Forever it was ‘he didn't do anything else.' Then, when it works to be eligible for the draft, ‘I did do all this.' Which is it?" (The Oklahoman)
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The first commitment in the class of 2012, Perry is still under the radar for some. (Dispatch)
Canton Glen Oak RB Brionte Dunn checks in at #28, the highest of any Buckeye commitment. (Scout.com)
“In the NFL, the new kickoff rule is eliminating jobs. The kickoff may as well be eliminated all together. For eight years I made my living covering kickoffs and I took pride in it. The kickoff may be the most violent play in all of sports but is one of the most exciting and game changing plays as well.” (PFT)
NCAA Vice President of Enforcement hints that non-Miami players fingered in Yahoo! Sports story may have received "limited immunity" to help them cooperate with the NCAA's investigation. (CBSSports.com)
Still in a holding pattern of sorts. (YouTube)
In a move that shocked few, former Buckeye quarterback Terrelle Pryor was selected with the 18th pick in the 3rd Round of today's NFL supplemental draft by the Oakland Raiders. (Breer/Twitter)
Rumors are always fun - and usually inaccurate. However, it might be fun to put a little scare into one of you Michigan friends! (From TheOzone.net)
Bleacher Report goes out and hires lead writers with some cache.
Their depth chart for their opener against Maryland will be out later this week. (Yahoo!)
Schlabach has OSU in Capital One vs UGA, while Edwards has Bucks in Rose Bowl against Oregon. (ESPiN)
Pro Football Talk on Pryor's workout today. Tressel also attended and handed his phone number to pro scouts.
So says his Twitter. Best of luck to Dorian, if true. Hopefully a triumphant return is in the cards.
"SI & ESPN continue to pound away at Ohio State even after an athletic program equivalent to a colonoscopy. Meanwhile Yahoo & independent bloggers are hitting pay-dirt." (Awful Announcing)
Yes, there's an English language version, but it's not nearly as funny. (YouTube)
The new Iowa/Iowa State trophy is the worst in sports. (KCRG)
"[Shapiro] went with Yahoo over ESPN and HBO because of Yahoo! Sports had already done the legwork."
Miami president Donna Shalala quoted in the latest edition of ESPN the Mag. Bonus: It's in a profile on Gordon Gee. (via @timschirmer)
