This Week In Twitter: Cris Carter Mentors Marvin Harrison Jr., All-Female Scarlet and Gray Sports Radio Broadcast Makes History and Mark Titus Has Ohio State on the Bubble

By 11W Staff on March 2, 2024 at 2:35 pm
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This Week in Twitter is a look at some of the week’s best and most entertaining tweets from Buckeyeland and beyond.

The Ohio State men's basketball team is officially on the NCAA Tournament bubble, according to Mark Titus. Is that fair? It will likely depend on how they play in the final two regular season games (vs. Michigan and at Rutgers) and the Big Ten Tournament, but the fact that it's even a valid question at this point shows you the type of job Jake Diebler has done already.

Two former Ohio State greats met up in Indianapolis during the NFL Scouting Combine, as Marvin Harrison Jr. and Cris Carter talked ball after Harrison talked to at least nine NFL teams in Indy.

Furthermore, Carter enjoys being a mentor for Harrison as he prepares for the NFL.

Tony Alford and Ohio State's running backs went out for some hibachi.

Fran Fraschilla has a very valid point. Unfortunately, it won't happen.

LaQuinton Ross agrees with Johnny Manziel: Some college players got paid way before the NIL era began.

History was made during the Buckeye women's basketball game last Sunday. OSU students Ainsley Blue, McKenzie Welch, Haley Thomas and Jayla Vanhorn became the first all-female Scarlet and Gray Sports Radio broadcast.

We agree, JJ Sullinger. Worry about this season, especially how the Buckeyes have been playing lately.

So, Nebraska's football team recently had a dunk contest at halftime of a Cornerhuskers' basketball game. With that in mind, which Ohio State football players would you want to see compete in a dunk contest and who would win it?

Joshua Perry has some questions about the new 12-team CFP format.

Congrats again to the Ohio State women's basketball team, clinching a Big Ten regular-season title before the season even ended.

Speaking of that, conference champions supporting conference champs is always great to see.

Ohio State men's tennis coach Ty Tucker notched win No. 700 on Wednesday.

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