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Captain clutch

Griffin hit leads Buckeyes to 15-12 victory
by Andrew Martin

Captain clutch
Chris Griffin hasn't had many opportunities to play this season.

In the team's 41 games this year, Griffin has had only four at bats. Wednesday night against Eastern Michigan he got a chance and seized it.

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Freshman Hoag leads Buckeyes into NCAA play

by Brad Morris

Freshman Hoag leads Buckeyes into NCAA play
Bo Hoag did not want to have to worry about the competition in his first season as a collegiate golfer.

No need. His scores did all the talking.

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Wickham, Bateman named All-Americans

by Patrick Reilly

After finishing third at the Big Ten championship, the Ohio State men's gymnastics team fell short of the top six at the NCAA championships. OSU finished seventh, behind Michigan, with a final team score of 351.800.

"It's just a different feeling finishing in the top six as opposed to even seventh," coach Miles Avery said. "Seventh place for this team though, I think was pretty good. I'm happy with that for this team."

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Cavs play brings deja vu to Cleveland fans

by Juan Sanchez Jr.

Cavs play brings deja vu to Cleveland fans
Same story, different day.

Anyone that claims to be a Cleveland fan knows what I mean. It's hard to represent your team year in and year out, to get so close to a championship, to get your hopes up again - only to come up short.

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My identity in the world of sports

by Megan Savage

It may come as a surprise - nay, a shock - that I am a sports writer. Those that know me at all, know that I am far more interested in purses than pass interference and would rather concern myself with shoes than shooting percentages. I attend sporting events for the hot dogs and I'll only pay attention if attractive men, preferably in tight pants, are involved.

My feelings about sports are inexcusable, I'm sure, to those reading this column. It's the sports page, what am I doing on it? Now, before judging me, it is important to understand one thing. I am not the one who rejected sports. Sports rejected me.

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