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Watch Ohio State’s Jordan Hancock with a pick six and social media reactions

Social media reacts to Ohio State taking the lead against Rutgers. #GoBucks

Once again this season, it’s the [autotag]Ohio State[/autotag] defense who is carrying the offense. Kyle McCord and the Buckeye offense is struggling to move the ball with any kind of consistency and so it’s up to the defense to hold the rope.

Rutgers has been methodical in moving the ball down the field with time-consuming drives. The Scarlet Knights were on their way to the end zone when Josh Proctor made a perfectly timed hit on the receiver to pop the pass in the air. [autotag]Jordan Hancock[/autotag] picked it and raced 93 yards for the touchdown.

Let’s take a look at some of the best reactions from social media as Ohio State is now back on top.

Ohio State men’s basketball experience camp dates and details announced

In case one of your youngsters want an experience with the Ohio State basketball program. #GoBucks

If you are in and around Columbus or will be in June, and if you happen to have a youngster or two (or three) that wants to polish up their basketball skills, or simply have an experience at Ohio State with the men’s basketball program, we’re here to relay some information on this year’s Ohio State basketball experience camp.

The 2023 OSU camp will take place from June 26-29 and is for kids entering grades 4-9 that want an experience and isn’t necessarily geared towards intensive instruction. According to the release from Ohio State, the camps are:

… “conducted to give campers an inside view into to the Men’s Basketball program while coaches provide individual and team-oriented instruction. Campers will participate in stations, drills, gameplay, and competitions to assist in the development of basic skills to become better basketball players.

“Campers will get to play and train on the Schottenstein Center floor and other practice facilities used by the Ohio State Basketball teams. Registration is open to boys entering grades 4-9 in Fall 2023; Campers will be grouped based on age and ability.”

Note that there are no walk-ups allowed and all participants must register beforehand.

Here is everything that is included:

  • 28 Hours Of Supervised Instruction
  • On Court Demonstrations With Current Players & Staff
  • Exclusive Facility Tours & Experiences
  • Special Guest Speakers From Ohio State Basketball Alumni
  • Daily Lunch Provided
  • Nike Camp Tee-Shirt
  • 23-24 Men’s Basketball Team Autograph Session

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Noah Ruggles named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week

In case you missed it, Noah Ruggles was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week Monday. #B1G

Making all of your field goals in a game in which a lot of them were attempted goes a long way in recognition, as it should. For his efforts against Iowa, Ohio State kicker Noah Ruggles was named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week.

If it weren’t for Ruggles, Ohio State may not have scored in the first half. The Buckeyes got the ball in Iowa’s territory on four drives and stalled in all of them. No matter — Ruggles stepped up and went 4-of-4 and put 16 points on the board for OSU before the Buckeyes found their groove on offense in the second half.

Ruggles made field goals from 46, 41, 35, and 26 yards and also made all six of his extra points. For the season, the Ohio State kicker is 6-of-7 on field goal attempts this year and 47-for-47 in extra point attempts. Going back to last season, Ruggles is 26-of-28 on field goals and has made all 121 extra-point attempts.

Ruggles is the sixth Ohio State player to be recognized by the Big Ten in its weekly awards so far this season.

Ohio State’s Big Ten Players of the WeekSept. 12: Marvin Harrison Jr. – OffensiveSept. 19: C.J. Stroud – OffensiveSept. 25: Tommy Eichenberg – co-DefensiveOct. 3: Miyan Williams – OffensiveOct. 10: C.J. Stroud – OffensiveOct. 24: Noah Ruggles – Special Teams

The Buckeyes will now prepare to travel to Penn State to play in a huge top-fifteen matchup that will go a long way in determining the state of things in the Big Ten.

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WATCH: Video from Ohio State football’s pro day

Thanks to Ohio State, we have some high-definition cinematic quality video to share of Justin Field and other Buckeyes from pro day Tuesday.

Ohio State held its annual pro day on Tuesday and there were some athletic marvels that took place. Quarterback Justin Fields bedazzled many with his launching of bombs and lasers, Tommy Togia lifted more weight than the expectations still sitting on Jim Harbaugh’s shoulders, and many others went through the paces of trying to impress the NFL types.

In case you missed any of the action, we’ve got some video for you that the fine folks at Ohio State shared for your consumption. It’s high definition, cinematic video put together by the best creative team in the business, and takes you through Justin Fields 40-yard dash and passing prowess. It also shows some video of others going through the grind.

Enjoy the three videos shared by the Ohio State Dept. of Athletics and see every grimace, reaction, and slowed down burst by your favorite Ohio State football players looking to have their names called in the 2021 NFL draft.

First, here’s a cutup video specifically of Justin Fields’ workout from an angle you won’t see anywhere else.

Next, here’s some video of others during pro day workouts.

And lastly, some more pro day video at various points.

Now the waiting game begins to see where not only Justin Fields is taken, but where all the other Buckeyes line up in the draft.

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Longhorns Wire Roundtable: Best rivalry in College Football

In the latest roundtable discussion, the team at Longhorns Wire make their case for the best rivalry in college football.

When it comes to college athletics, there is no greater matchup than when you put two bitter rivals on the same field. Throw out their rankings, records and history when it comes to these particular meetings. Hype, hatred and passion play a critical role in the outcome.

There is just something special about these games that causes players to lay it all out on the line in hopes of claiming bragging rights for the next year. Each member of Longhorns Wire made their selections of the best rivalry in college football.

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