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Rick Reilly says OSU fans shouldn’t have stormed the court (Photo AP/Terry GIlliam)
Yesterday, Rick Reilly of the World Wide Leader wrote a column featured on the front page of espn.com that discussed when it was right and when it was wrong to storm the court after a basketball game. The picture that was put along [...]

Local commercials are dandy, but not quite as exciting as watching the Buckeyes

Earlier this week, the Big Ten Network was quick to trumpet the fact that Columbus set a single-game, single-market record for the network’s telecast of the Indiana game. When a metro of two million drops everything on a Saturday night to watch [...]

The World Wide Leader released their high school football lineup for this season1 and of note to Buckeye fans are the handful of Ohio games that are part of the Herbstreit Series, an early September Colerain and Elder matchup and an October pairing of #2 Byrnes (SC) and #1 St. Thomas Aquinas.

Besides what should be [...]

This week we had Dave Revsine of the Big Ten Network on to share some insights about conference darkhorses, his vote for preseason PoY, world class cuisine in West Lafayette and the sad realization that he did not have Ben Stein for 1st period economics in high school.

Tressel is a locked vault to the media
With Big Ten Media Days wrapped up and shut down it’s time to take a look back at Jim Tressel’s time in the Windy City with a little segment we would like to call “Translating Tressel”.
If you have watched Ohio State football the last eight years you know [...]

Tressel, no doubt wondering who the slob holding theiPhone up to his face is

Those seven perfect words came from Kurt Coleman on the second and final day of Big Ten Media Days. You knew Duron would grow into something special, but Coleman’s quote implies he’s probably further along than we could have imagined:

“Duron Carter [...]

Even bloggers got to attend

Late July/Early August. It’s when schools are just weeks away from starting, anyone living south of the IHOP-Waffle House Dixon Line would do unspeakable things for a Klondike Bar (or at least some sort of relief from the heat), and we’ve officially become so football starved that something like Big Ten [...]