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ACT score delays OSU football recruit's arrival
Carlos Hyde still plans to play football at Ohio State, but because he fell just short on his pre-enrollment test score, the running back from Naples, Fla., said he is going to have to wait at least until January to become a Buckeye.
Nick Siciliano took a huge step up the career ladder yesterday, officially becoming quarterbacks coach at Ohio State .
The 13 scholarships the Ohio State men's basketball team has available for the 2010-11 season are spoken for.
In the Trenches: Program building, coaches' cash, vacated victories
Dennis Dodd and J. Darin Darst of CBSSports.com provide analysis on weekly college football topics.
Ohio State Buckeyes: Which Freshmen Step Up in 2009?
Could Mewhort be a freshmen standout? Drew Thurman It is no mystery that the Buckeyes have an incredibly young team with quite a few question marks... by David Thurman 4 reads Sports Could Mewhort be a freshmen standout? Drew Thurman It is no mystery that the Buckeyes have an incredibly young team with quite a few question marks.
Ohio State freshman Jaamal Berry has drug charge reduced
Ohio State incoming freshman running back Jaamal Berry had a drug charge in Florida reduced from a felony to a misdemeanor in court today, which should bode well for his future as a Buckeye.
Thunder's Mullens overcomes tough times
B.J. Mullens has seen the worst and made the best of it. While he was growing up, his family bounced around to a dozen different homes with stops at a homeless shelter in between.
Turner passed on the draft but is raising his net worth
Evan Turner is scheduled to play for the United States in the World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia.
Continue reading "Ohio State's Mullens drafted No. 24 by Dallas, reportedly traded to Oklahoma City"
Ohio State freshman B.J. Mullens was drafted No. 24 by Dallas tonight, and ESPN reported that he's being traded to Oklahoma City, which swapped the No.
Butler/Team USA Fall to Serbia
Despite receiving double-digit scoring efforts from four players, the 2009 USA Men's World University Games Team was defeated 98-82 by host Serbia in the 2009 Serbia International Invitational on Sunday night in Belgrade.
WVU's Butler Leads Way in World University Games Win
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Mavericks' Carlisle comparies point guard to Celtics' Rondo
The Mavericks aren't expecting the second coming of Tony Parker with their acquisition of French point guard Rodrigue Beaubois.
Less than an hour before the NBA draft last year, Ohio State coach Thad Matta finished a phone conversation with a league official, walked into a room where his assistants sat and told them that Kosta Koufos would be selected by Indiana with the 11th overall pick.
Hawks take a risk but may finally have their point
Jeff Teague thinks he may be the draft's best point guard. That'll work. A few days before the draft, Hawks general manager Rick Sund sat in a conference room down the hall from his office, beaming about the franchise's present and future.
Mavs wind up with PG Beaubois in swap for 7-footer
The Dallas Mavericks have a new weapon in their fight against Western Conference point guards: Rodrigue Beaubois, a long, lean athlete first discovered by an NBA player on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, then seasoned with three years of pro experience in France.
Mavs and Thunder exchange drafted players
The Dallas Mavericks acquired guard Rodrigue Beaubois and a future second-round pick from the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for the Mavericks' 24th overall selection B.J. Mullens.
NBA teams find Mullens' patience, potential intriguing
After missing his first couple of shots from the elbows of the free-throw line, 7-foot B.J. Mullens knocked down seven consecutive to end a recent predraft workout with the Washington Wizards.
Another Buckeye set to use NBA's one-and-done rule
COLUMBUS, Ohio - John Wooden won 10 NCAA championships at UCLA by stockpiling incredible talent and developing it.
Draft looks like an expert tease
Former Indiana and Bowling Green coach Dan Dakich remains as dialed in as any expert evaluating college talent.
Bulls still working on plan for draft
As the clock ticks down toward Thursday's NBA draft, the Bulls still are trying to settle on a wish list for the Nos.