San Antonio - An Ohio State University Alumni Club

Syracuse (22-1) jumped Ohio State (19-3) for the No. 2 spot in ESPN polls (go figure) despite a controversial win over West Virginia in which an apparent goaltending play that would have tied the game late was not called. But Pollsters like those East teams.  Buckeyes move up one to #3 in the AP Poll.  We'll just have to keep winning and take it all in the NCAAs!  Go Bucks!

Lenzelle Smith scored 17 points and had a career-high 12 rebounds as Ohio State (No. 3 ESPN/USA Today, No. 4 AP) flexed its muscles inside to beat Michigan (No. 22 ESPN/USA Today, No. 20 AP) 64-49 on Sunday, keeping the Buckeyes in first-place in the Big Ten.  Michigan drops out of the First Play tie.

Did You Answer your BUCK-O Games Night eVite Yet? Please RSVP by 1 Feb.

Join us for a members only potluck and Buck-o night!
Come mingle and play with the best of us! The club officers will provide appetizers and dessert.

Beer, wine and soda will also be provided. Please bring a casserole, side dish or salad to share and indicate which on your reply.

The evening will proceed as follows: brief general membership meeting, dinner, then BUCK-O (Bunco for the Scarlet and Gray). This is an easy, fast paced dice game that requires no strategy. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the evening.

RSVP by February 1st! It is important to have an accurate head count as tables and chairs will be set up in advance.

We will be collecting donations for the San Antonio Food Bank. Please bring non-perishable food or a check made out to the San Antonio Food Bank.

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DeVier Posey, center Michael Brewster, offensive tackle Mike Adams and running back Daniel Herron have all been invited to the Jan 28, 2012 Senior Bowl all-star game in Mobile AL.  Good luck Buckeyes!!

COLUMBUS-Jared Sullinger had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and No. 6 Ohio State shook off its most recent loss with a 71-40 victory over Nebraska on Tuesday night. The Buckeyes (14-2, 2-1 Big Ten) had little difficulty in their first game since a painful 74-70 defeat at No. 13 Indiana on Saturday. Deshaun Thomas added 15 points and William Buford had 13 for the Buckeyes, who won their 35th consecutive home game.  GO BUCKS!  See everyone at the 15 Jan OSU vs Indiana rematch!!

Trash talking is as old as football itself. A player baiting another player with a taunt or threat is usually par for the course during any game, especially a game between rivals or with championship significance.  So, it was no surprise that Monday's Gator Bowl between Florida and Ohio State — two teams that have loved Urban Meyer — had a little more vitriol than usual. What was surprising was the type of caustic comments being said.  Ohio State linebacker Tyler Moeller said Florida players hurled racial slurs at him throughout the game and that that sparked some of the chippiness during the 24-17 Florida win.  "They're classless. That's the way I'd put it," Moeller said, according to Marcus Hartman from Buckeye Sports Bulletin. "I've never seen more people swing at our players and call us racial slurs. I've never been called a 'cracker' more in my life than I have today. So I don't really have much respect for them in terms of that but they're a good team. They came out and outplayed us today."  It's too bad...Go Bucks, chin up!