Friday's Buckeye Bits

Good Friday morning, Buckeye Nation! As we continue to slog our way through another monsoon season here in Seattle Columbus, we inch closer to what has become quite the eagerly awaited holiday around these parts.

No, Ned Ryerson, the day before that...National Signing Day! No new recruits have been picked up in the last day or so, but it doesn't mean that Coach Meyer and his staff haven't been out pounding the pavement.

Bill Sheridan Joins The Crew.  As Ian told you yesterday, Bill Sheridan is the Buckeye's newest coach. Likely leading the DB corps to replace the departed Taver Johnson, Sheridan most recently worked under Tony Sparano with the Miami Dolphins. He did work under Lloyd Carr in Michigan for a few seasons. Let's hope that he gets a new wardrobe quickly.

Women's B-Ball Dominating. The Buckeye women's team did a number on some Hoosiers last night, specifically the number 18. 18 point margin of victory. 18 points for Samantha Prahalis, 18 for Tayler Hill--all in the second half. Good thing her scoring came alive, as the Bucks were down by one at the half.

Congratulations To Former Buckeyes

Matthews had Rothlisburger wrapped up all night.

A.J. Hawk, Ryan Pickett, Dick LeBeau. All of these men are former Buckeye's that played/coached in the Super Bowl last night. With a hard fought game, Hawk was consistent all night, while Pickett was providing serious pressure, forcing many mistakes. 

The Packers won, and we salute them for a hard fought 31-25 victory over the Steelers.