I’d pay 150k annually to tackle child hunger in the city where the stadium is located and create a fund for better special teams, in that order. Then I’d walk up to the 300s to my seats with my kid on my shoulders
Would you pay up to a reported $150,000 for one of Ohio Stadium’s new field-level suites? 👀
They’re still under construction, but that view is going to be incredible.
Worth it? 🏟️💰
Here are Ohio State’s brand-new on-field suites for this upcoming season.
The total cost is $142,700 per suite, and each can hold 12 people, with eight standing-room spots.
No one credibly accused of holding a gun to his wife's head and breaking their two-year-old daughter's collarbone belongs in the halls of power.
Help defeat Max Miller in November. https://t.co/NFunhC1yJj
The New York Knicks went 53 years without an NBA championship. Arsenal waited 22 years to lift another Premier League trophy.
But Mayo's All-Ireland title win in Gaelic football blew this year's high-profile sporting exorcisms out of the water.
Entering the Boston Red Sox’s “Curse of the Bambino” territory, Mayo went 75 years without success, losing 11 finals after an Irish priest supposedly condemned the team's celebrations following their 1951 title win.
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Balogun should have never received a red card, the rules for assigning him a red card were improperly applied, and FIFA was correct to overturn the suspension. Now I hope he scores two goals so that all of Belgium that is crying can watch him do the LeBron celebration!
USMNT striker Folarin Balogun just received a red card for this play vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In Argentina's opening group stage match vs. Algeria, Leo Messi attempted this tackle yet received no card despite making contact on the player's calf.
Did either of these calls deserve a red card?
Ohio doesn’t need to become more like Florida.
Ohioans already rejected this in the special election of August 2023.
We need to become Ohio again—a state that invests in public education, respects personal freedom, and puts working families ahead of culture war lobbyists.
Because if “Florida freedom” means book bans, government interference in personal medical decisions, and homeowners being crushed by one of the worst insurance crises in the country, I’ll pass.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued the following statement on the Supreme Court of the United States' decision in Mullin v. Doe, regarding Temporary Protected Status (TPS):
"Today, the United States Supreme Court issued its ruling allowing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to be canceled or expire.
"Today’s decision is a legal decision. As I have stated in the past, the policy to remove these individuals from this country is a mistake.
"As a result of today’s ruling, the over 10,000 Haitians who have been living in Ohio (mostly in the Springfield area) legally through TPS will now be here illegally and will be subject to immediate deportation. This also means that while these Haitians were working and contributing to our community and economy yesterday, today it is now illegal to employ them.
"The situation in Haiti could hardly be much worse. The violent gangs run most of the country. The government barely functions. And, the economy is in shambles.
"Further, our federal government has an advisory against traveling to Haiti, and our Federal Aviation Administration prohibits U.S. carriers from flying there because of the danger to planes of being shot at by the gangs.
"But, more importantly, changing the immigration status of these individuals is not in the best interest of the United States nor Ohio."