In case you missed it, there’s a poll on CBS Sports.com asking, “Who’s the best coach in college football?”.

So far, Coach Tressel leads the pack, followed by Pete Carroll.

It’s interesting how many of the candidates have Ohio ties.

Oh, and don’t forget to check out a few of the comments from the peanut gallery. Who knew there were so many people who hated our little program?

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OHIOSTATEBUCKEYES.com had a featurette on 07/29/2008 highlighting Buckeye alumni hockey players whom have been playing during the 2007 and 2008 season all over the world.

R.J. Umberger helped the Philadelphia Flyers into the Second Round of the Stanley Cup Layoffs. R.J. will be joining the Blue Jackets for Next Season due to a trade.

Dave Steckel helped the Washington Capitals in the first round of the playoffs, as well as having an impressive regular season.

Ryan Kesler had the third most goals for Vancouver Canucks.

Rod Pelley played 58 games with the New Jersey Devils.

Nate Guenin began the year as a Flyer and played in 2 NHl games for the season.

Matt Beaudoin had a great season with the Dayton Bombers and went the the ECHL All-Star game.

Chris Richards helped the Youngstown Steelhounds score 80 points in their season.

Daymen Rycroft had 48 goals wiht the Rocky Mountain Rage.

Our international players had some good statistics also….

For the full article from OHIOSTATEBUCKEYES.com… Click Here

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This week’s trivia question is sponsored by: ClearSaleing

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The answer to last week’s trivia question: From 1890, including present day Coach Jim Tressel, how many head coaches has Ohio State had? ; 22

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The answer to last week’s trivia question: In “The Super Sophomores” class of 1967, how many were drafted into the NFL? ; 13

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Current and former Ohio State athletes who will compete in the Summer Olympics:

1) Raj Bhavsar representing United States in Gymnastics

2) Siobhan Byrne representing Ireland in Fencing (sabre)

3) Itai Chammah representing Israel in Swimming

4) Kristi De Vries representing Netherlands in Softball

5) Gulsah Gunenc representing Turkey in Swimming

6) Morgan Hamm representing United States in Gymnastics

7) Paul Hamm representing United States in Gymnastics

Kate Hooven representing United States in Synchronized swimming

9) Becky Kim representing United States in Synchronized swimming

10) Devin Mullings representing Bahamas in Tennis

11) Michael Redd representing United States in Men’s basketball

12) Jason Rogers representing United States in Fencing (sabre)

13) Niksa Roki representing Croatia in Swimming

14) Margot Shumway representing United States in Rowing

15) Katie Smith representing United States in Women’s basketball

16) Hannah Thompson representing United States in Fencing (foil)

17) Bryan Volpenhein representing United States in Rowing

Also: OSU men’s gymnastics coach Miles Avery will serve as a coach for the U.S. gymnastics team.

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The answer to last week’s trivia question: How many Big Ten Championships did Woody Hayes win? ; 13

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Four former Ohio State men’s lacrosse players are on Major League Lacrosse rosters for the 2008 season. A trio of Buckeyes – Kevin Buchanan, Greg Bice and Anthony Kelly - play for the Los Angeles Riptide, while Shaun Lyons is a member of the Philadelphia Barrage.

Following his senior season this year, Buchanan was drafted by the Riptide fifth overall, the highest MLL draft pick in Buckeye history. The 2008 Great Western Lacrosse League Player of the Year and a second-team All-American, Buchanan has played in four games for the Riptide, scoring three goals and adding three assists for six points. He has five groundballs and 20 shots.

Kelly, a Buckeye from 2000-03, is in his third year with Los Angeles. He has seen action in all six games and has won 93-of-191 faceoffs (48.7 percent). He has 28 groundballs and has chipped in two goals.

Bice, a Buckeye from 2001-04, the 2004 GWLL Co-Player of the Year and a two-time All-American (second team 2004, honorable mention 2003), was named to the 2007 MLL Western Conference All-Star team. He has played for the Riptide in all six games this season and has 12 groundballs, along with one goal and four shots. He is in his third year with the Riptide and spent 2004 and ’05 on the Philadelphia roster, seeing action in just one game.

Lyons, a Buckeye from 2001-04 and an honorable mention All-American as a senior, is in his third season in the MLL. He has played in three games for the Barrage this year and has six shots. He played two games for Long Island in 2004 and saw action in three games for Philadelphia in 2007. He began 2008 with Long Island before joining the Barrage.

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