Yes, I have the list and know who has signed up. But I think it would be nice for those who has signed up to leave a comment here and identify yourself for those attending and those thinking of attending. If you prefer not to, that’s fine.
So I’ll start with myself. My name is Alvin Borromeo and I’m registered as a Legal person. But I’ve got some ideas that I’m working on to pitch. I’d also like to contribute on the business end of whatever project I end up working on.
I’m on Twitter, Pownce and Brightkite as Wyliemac. Although I primarily use Twitter (when it’s working). Feel free to follow me and ask any questions you might have about Startup Weekend Columbus.
Now it’s your turn.
57 responses so far ↓
1 Jen // May 25, 2008 at 10:17 am
Great idea! I was wondering who else is planning on participating. I’m Jen Myers, signed up as a Designer. You can find me on both Twitter and Pownce as Antiheroine.
2 Rocky VanBrimmer // May 25, 2008 at 11:01 am
I am Rocky VanBrimmer a Realtor with Minister Realty here in Central Ohio.
I am on the panel that is working to make Startup Weekend Columbus a Reality.
I have singed up for PR, however I have a feeling that I will be floating around.
I am on Twitter and Pownce as rockson.
You can also follow me at my personal blog http://www.therockson.com and I contribute at http://www.thecentralohionetwork.com.
As with Alvin, feel free to follow me and ask any questions as well!
3 Mike Gray // May 27, 2008 at 10:27 am
I just signed up and will be attending. Looking forward to it!
4 Jeff Benzenberg // May 27, 2008 at 1:09 pm
Greetings. My name is Jeff, I’m signed up as a designer. I currently work at eRetailing in Dublin, and I will be attending with one of my co-workers, Brian (I’ll let him talk about himself).
We sell custom apparel online, our biggest store is http://www.CustomizedGirl.com. Currently, we are completely redoing our checkout process to optimize conversion, which is pretty exciting.
I do the web design, PPC, and other online advertising for eRetailing.
A few years ago I started my first website http://www.FollowFunction.com, an online store for Modern Design.
As the saying goes, there are always more ideas than time or money to work on them. I’d love to contribute to idea pool for potential business plans. Thanks.
5 Jody Dzuranin // May 27, 2008 at 2:44 pm
Alvin, Thanks for getting this conversation started. I am Jody Dzuranin, a blogger from Columbus, but not sure I would call it a Columbus Blog. I post on the advances in Health information and Wellness. I have some posts pertaining to Columbus when it relates to my topic, like “Bike to Work Week” and the Scioto Mile. I am involved in local worksite wellness and physical activity initiatives.
I am very excited about experiencing the collaborative process of Startup weekend. I registered as a contributor from the PR and User Input aspect.
Now that the date and location are set, I look forward to helping generate the energy around our SU weekend. I think I will attend the Social Media Cafe tonight, although it means missing yoga class.
I am @jodyNcolumbus on twitter, http://twitter.com/jodyNcolumbus.
Alvin, I gotta ask…Really… U of M (your photo on twitter)? Oh well, I am sure glad we are all on the same team for Startup Weekend CMH!
Be Well!
Jody Dzuranin
6 Trisha Jackson // May 27, 2008 at 3:24 pm
Hi all! I’m Trisha Jackson. My official title is Ebusiness Director for AAA. Behind that is a lot of sales and marketing experience both online and offline. I’ve signed up for Business Development only because I didn’t know which group I belonged to.
I’ll just be getting back from New Orleans Friday night so I’m not sure that I can make it until Saturday morning. Hope that doesn’t put too much of a kink into things.
7 Don Ryan // May 27, 2008 at 5:22 pm
Hi All-
I’m Don Ryan and I’m a partner with National Care Advisors in Powell. We’re a special needs and litigation consulting firm. I twitter as @ryaninmtv.
Signed up for Biz Development for Startup Weekend.
8 Chris Anderson // May 28, 2008 at 3:49 pm
Nice job kicking off the intros Alvin! I also am helping with the organization of this event. I am participating a business development consultant to help turn the ideas into scalable and investable business models that can grow here in Central Ohio. This is part of my job at TechColumbus and also part of my passion.
Note that I am Not the author or “The Long Tale” although I do recommend reading the book before the event. Also suggest “Getting Real” http://gettingreal.37signals.com/
I anticipate that the relationships made during the event will be far more valuable than any single company that comes out of the weekend. It is just the start of greater things to come.
Feel free to contact me at canderson@techcolumbus.org or http://www.linkedin.com/in/canderson25
9 andrew // May 28, 2008 at 8:55 pm
Hey all. I’m signed up as a project manager I believe. I’m really looking forward to the weekend and meeting those of you I haven’t already met.
Feel free to look me up online. Check my “about” link at my website for links to my too many social media identities.
http://elephantsonbicycles.com
10 Ben Bleikamp // May 28, 2008 at 10:21 pm
I am Ben Bleikamp, student at Ohio State (graduating June 8th!) and a freelance designer / user interface engineer / user experience person. I signed up for User Experience, though I do a bit of development, design, and am also fairly decent at SEO and link building + my major is marketing, so most of my design is focused on solving real business problems, etc.
My personal site is http://www.bleikamp.com and some of my work is at http://www.bleikamp.com/work
Looking forward to meeting people in Columbus who are interested in the web and all that.
11 Bryan // May 28, 2008 at 10:36 pm
Hello, my name is Bryan and I am the CEO of OneLinc - a small startup in the Columbus area. Prior to OneLinc I managed the Global System Integrator strategic alliances for Microsoft and I have a total of 11 years in Sales, Channel Management and Strategic Alliances in Software and Networking. I have an MBA and I am working on my PhD in Management right now on a part-time basis. I have some technical knowledge, but my primary expertise is on the Business side, particularly with business plans, distribution, marketing, channels, and alliances. I look forward to meeting you all!
12 Thomas // May 28, 2008 at 10:38 pm
Hi there, I’m Thomas. I signed up as an architect. I generally spam the entire web if I can help it with my viewpoints and projects from time to time. My background is in design, programming, administration, telecommunications, and adult education.
Lets get the train rolling, eh?
13 Steve Krause // May 28, 2008 at 10:40 pm
Steve Krause here. Signed up for business development. I on the team at http://www.gobignetwork.com.
14 Brad Griffith // May 28, 2008 at 10:46 pm
Hi All,
I’m Brad Griffith, and I think I may be the first developer to comment here–it’s an honor!
I recently joined the application development team at Go BIG Network ( http://www.gobignetwork.com ) where we help entrepreneurs and start-ups find what they need to succeed–investors, employees, and service providers for web sites and business plans. Our office is in the TechColumbus building where the event will be held.
See you all at the event!
15 Bryce Glass // May 28, 2008 at 11:31 pm
Hi all — I’m Bryce. I’m a user interface designer at Yahoo! (in the platforms group.) I’ve signed up as a ‘User Experience’ type. But I’m prepared to pitch in on visual design if need be, and I’m keeping a list of ideas to bring to the table: http://bryceglass.backpackit.com/pub/1480013 I’ll gladly put on my product or project manager hat, too. Just don’t ask me to code. Nobody wants that.
In addition to my day job, I’ve also been involved in Corkboard, an effort to bring a coworking space to Columbus ( http://corkboardcolumb.us/ ) For now, we’re operating on the nomadic model (squatting in cafes on Fridays) but we hope to have some exciting developments to report in the near future.
Looking forward to working with you all.
16 Igor Cherfas // May 29, 2008 at 1:30 am
I’m Igor Cherfas, I Signed up as a sys admin. I’m the CEO of a small consulting firm in central Ohio.
17 Alex Brown // May 29, 2008 at 8:30 am
I’m Alex Brown and I’m a legal weenie. I’m chair of my firm’s tech and IP practice, and I focus on advising tech companies and doing IP deals. I’ve also helped a number of startups get going.
Looks like I’ll only be around on Friday, with maybe a little later Sunday thrown in. But who wants a bunch of lawyers hanging around saying “you better not do that” anyway?
You can see just how wonderful I think I am at my web resume http://www.bricker.com/LegalServices/Attorney/Bios/ABROW.asp
18 Matt Edic // May 29, 2008 at 8:46 am
Hi. I’m Matt Edic, I signed up in the Biz Dev category and bring product management, sales, and engineering experience in VoIP/Telecom.
19 Mike Gray // May 29, 2008 at 9:06 am
I didn’t really introduce myself in my brief earlier post, so figured I should provide more information now that I have seen some of the other responses. I am Mike Gray, developer/architect/manager/etc. I lived and work in Silicon Valley for 6 years working for startups like Netscape and AvantGo before coming back here to central Ohio in late 2001. I am now working as a developer/architect/manager for KACE, a company in California, but I mostly work out of my house in Dublin. As many of you know, when working in a startup, you do what needs to be done. I signed up as an architect, but will fill whatever needs are found during the Startup Weekend. I am on twitter as mikergray, http://twitter.com/mikergray. I have a LinkedIn profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelrgray. Most of my sites are listed on my newly created blog: http://codemgmt.blogspot.com/.
Looking forward to getting connected to the Columbus startup scene and comparing it to the Silicon Valley experiences I have had in the past.
20 Mary Wehrle // May 29, 2008 at 10:05 am
I’m Mary,
Known to most as Merrycricket on Twitter and Brightkite. I’m a local blogger:
http://merrycricket.blogspot.com/
http://thegirlinthez.wordpress.com/
and one of the newest contributors to The Central Ohio Network: http://centralohioreo.com/tcon/
I am a volunteer organizer for: http://www.podcampohio.com/
My background is in non-profit, social services management and have recently gotten into the whole social media startup weekend thing. I am looking forward to meeting all of you and having an enjoyable weekend playing in the startup weekend sandbox.
21 Scott Gamble // May 29, 2008 at 1:32 pm
I’m Scott:
I am a geek in the payments industry and I work for a big company managing their mobile commerce initiatives (among other things). I am also leading a very early stage start-up called Mobios that is in the mobile advertising technology space.
I am ‘bsgamble’ on Twitter, Pownce and Brightkite (just joined today), and you can also reach me via my LinkedIn profile (http://www.linkedin.com/in/scottgamble).
I’ll be attending to learn and network.
22 Matt Hutchison // May 29, 2008 at 1:37 pm
Hi folks - I am Matt Hutchison.
I think I registered under the role of Business Development for the event. I was hoping during registration that there would have been a role for Quality Assurance and Testing.
I am an independent QA and testing consultant/contractor for SQA Zone based here out of Combus, Ohio.
I am looking forward to meeting everyone!
23 Dan Harris // May 29, 2008 at 3:51 pm
I am a huge supporter of this community. My day job is working in corporate communications managing the creative and website services teams for NeuStar, Inc. Our public company providing directory services, DNS, and IP services business for telecommunication and internet service providers around the world.
In my previous life I spent about 8 years working in start-ups and miss the energy, excitement, and fast-paced culture. I do have an idea developed to pitch and look forward to meeting everyone.
I am on LinkedIn.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/harrishammer
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25 Ryan Squire // May 29, 2008 at 5:05 pm
I am Ryan Squire and I lead a team of journalists disseminating important and relevant information about the people and events of Central Ohio. In my first few months on this job I have developed a passion for developing a personal connection with our viewers so that I am better able to serve them.
I’ve never been a part of a startup, but I love to develop ideas that solve problems. I signed up for PR, because connecting people with information is what I do for a living, but I can learn anything.
I can’t wait for this opportunity to connect with everyone and build something great!
I’m on linkedin too: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ryansquire
26 Kristen Harris // May 29, 2008 at 6:45 pm
Hi there! I’m the co-founder of Portfolio Creative Staffing–a staffing and recruiting firm that specializes in connecting clients and creative talent. We work with people like graphic designers, copywriters, web designers and developers, project managers…pretty much anything you’d find in a creative, marketing, or advertising firm or department.
Before starting Portfolio, I was a graphic designer and art director for several Limited Brands marketing departments for 13 years.
I think I finally settled on Project Manager when I signed up, but I can do a variety of things in the marketing/design/writing area as well…whatever is needed really. Looking forward to it, this should be fun!
27 Clayton Daley // May 29, 2008 at 9:39 pm
Hi all. They didn’t have a category for “devil’s advocate” so I think I’m listed as a project manager. I’m one of those crazy MBA, business, marketing, economics types who asks those pesky questions like “who really benefits from adopting this and how do we make money?”
I’m currently a VP of Marketing (and really anything else we don’t have a VP for) at 3X Systems (www.3x.com), a provider of data backup solutions for small and midsized businesses.
All of that said, I’m fluent in geek with a computing concentration and minor in CS from Carnegie Mellon and I’ve picked up a pile of random technical skills (photoshop among the more applicable). I’m just good enough to be a royal PITA and proud of it! Then again, when I talk you out of a bad idea *before* you spend 5 years failing, you’ll forgive me
28 Jason Blanton // May 30, 2008 at 7:46 am
Hello everyone. I’m Jason Blanton and currently working at Sterling Commerce in Dublin as an IT Systems Engineer.
I signed up for Systems Admin but am ready for to jump in where needed.
Connect with me on Twitter @ http://www.twitter.com/blantonious or go to my blog http://www.blantonio.us
See ya all at the Startup Weekend.
29 Michael Krotscheck // May 30, 2008 at 7:51 am
Hey everyone, I’m one of the few Devs who seems to have signed up here: In particular I’m a FrontEnd guy, specializing in Flex & AIR, though I’ve certainly written my share of backend services. I also run the local Adobe User Group.
30 Alvin Borromeo // May 30, 2008 at 8:27 am
@Michael, thanks for identifying yourself. We actually have a pretty good mix of technical and business folks, but the technical people have yet to “check in” so to speak. So far, we’ve got 14 developers, 9 User Experience, 5 Designers and 27 “business” types.
31 Adam Winter // May 30, 2008 at 9:41 am
Hey all, I’ve signed up as a PM, but I’m willing to pitch in wherever I can. I’ve got a background building web-based applications, mostly in Austin, TX. But I’m now in Columbus and am excited to see startupweekend come here! I finish my MBA from Ohio State (majoring in IT Strategy, minoring in Finance) next week (June 7). Also big on database technologies and RIAs (wrote my own async XML-Javascript library back in the web 1.0 era).
32 Jake Saxbe // Jun 2, 2008 at 11:10 am
Yo! My name is Jake Saxbe. Ive spent the last year in Columbus building a new web app called Toobla with a great local programming team (EdgeCase). It will launch as a beta in June. Before toobla, I built the ad-supported music video sites,roxwel.com and yallwire.com in Austin Texas. Ive worked a bit in reality tv - I was a camera operator/’shader’ for Big Brother and handled the cast for Fox show shot in Fiji last year called ‘When Women Rule the World.’ In LA, I worked for a big Hollywood management company headed by Michael Ovitz and an irrationally exuberant web startup called Load.TV. I’m an attorney with a masters in journalism/communication. Im not a programmer per se but I know how to push the limits of java script and ruby apps with the help of smart coders.
33 Dave Bischof // Jun 3, 2008 at 12:25 pm
What up. I’m Dave. THE Dave. Anyhow, I signed up for architecht I think. I don’t remember. But I can do any of the IT positions and I have lots of ideas too. Currently I’m a systems admin for middleware at ANF. Previously worked at NCC and Key in developer/architect/manager roles. Looking forward to this greatly!
34 Dan Rockwell // Jun 4, 2008 at 4:53 pm
Hola, I’m Dan, a UX + emerging technologies dude at Lextant downtown. I signed for the user experience part of the gig but could be bend over to PR & marketing if need be. My blog is FloozySpeakFloozySpeak and I’m currently building online research tools in Flex + Ruby on Rails. I’m especially addicted to location based services, crowd-sourcing, beta apps galore, video editing and kaossilator mayhem!
35 Joe Fiorini // Jun 5, 2008 at 1:52 pm
Yo all! I’m Joe. I’ve signed up as a backend developer, although I can handle architecture and some front-end development as well. I’ve been working with Ruby on Rails for over a year and ASP.NET since 2001. Very excited about this event! However, I’m coming down from Cleveland; anyone else in this event willing to lend a couch to a non-messy, easy going participant (email me at joe at faithfulgeek dot org)? Can’t wait to meet all of you!
36 Andrew Kavanaugh // Jun 5, 2008 at 2:54 pm
Hi everybody - I’m Andrew. I’m a friendly Canadian living in the US (Cleveland). I currently organize and run the Cleveland Startup Drink events, run a startup with a business partner in Cleveland and work in the software consulting field.
I’m signed up as an architect, but can lend a hand in backend, frontend and system administration. I currently code in RoR, ASP/ASP.Net and PHP - been coding as a hobby since 1995 and as a profession since 1999.
Look forward to a somewhat local event having traveled to a few other Startup Weekends in other states.
37 Jeremy Bock // Jun 8, 2008 at 9:05 am
Hello, everybody. I’m Jeremy, and I’m a ‘Product Support Engineer’ with ShareThis, the little green widget the makes sharing easy. I was on the original development team for the versions that launched back on Nov. 7 and the releases thereafter. We were based in Dublin until recently when operations was moved down to Cincinnati. I’m registered under user experience, but I’m willing to lend a hand wherever. Currently, for ShareThis, I do QA, feature definition, product support, some front end work, and some back end work (PHP, MySQL, JavaSript, jQuery), tech writing and bit of biz dev.
I’m really looking forward to the event to network and learn.
Why doesn’t this blog have a ShareThis button? =)
38 Alvin Borromeo // Jun 9, 2008 at 1:09 pm
@Jeremy It has one now! I didn’t realize that ShareThis was developed in Dublin, OH. Very cool.
39 Keith Tom // Jun 9, 2008 at 9:20 pm
Sweet, a fellow canadian!
I’m a Ruby on Rails developer as well, currently working out of Columbus.
This will be my first SW so I’m excited to get started!
40 Ken Adair // Jun 11, 2008 at 8:05 am
Wow, looks like it’s going to be an eventful weekend! I’ve signed up as a back-end developer, but would also fall into several other categories. If anyone wants to get together in Cincinnati (that’s where I’m at now) ahead of time let me know! There is no reason we can’t get the creative juices flowing ahead of time. I have a couple of interesting projects in the works right now.
41 Bryce Thornton // Jun 12, 2008 at 7:06 pm
Howdy. I signed up as an “architect”, but I do a little of everything at my current gig so I am expecting to help with various technical aspects of the project. I’m anxious to see how this weekend works. I find it amazing that so many strangers can get together, come up with an idea and fully implement it in a little over two days. Should be fun!
42 Chris Slee // Jun 13, 2008 at 6:49 am
Awesome job getting startupwekend in Columbus.
I’ve been doing architecture work, both apps and infrastructure, for years and thought I would jump in to mix.
A good backgrounder on me is at linkedin (http://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisslee)
I believe some of my fellow AWHers will be joining in as well.
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44 Shawn Wallace // Jun 20, 2008 at 12:08 pm
I’m really looking forward to the startupweekend!
I believe I’m signed up as a developer but can jump around to about any technical role as needed.
I’ve been working building software for about 15 years. I’ve been a developer, architect, consultant and even owned a software company for 9 years. I currently work with AWH providing consulting services in various things like SharePoint and custom software development.
I’m on twitter as ohioShawn and linkedin at http://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnwallace.
45 Mya Frazier // Jun 25, 2008 at 11:33 am
I just signed up for startup weekend. I’m a Columbus-based journalist/writer. I am a former Cleveland Plain Dealer advertising columnist and reporter and a regular contributor to Advertising Age magazine, as well as other national business publications.
I’ve been inspired of late by a recent insight from
Jeff Jarvis, author of buzzmachine.com and director of interactive journalism at CUNY.
“For the first time since the days of Hearst, McCormick, and Pulitzer, journalists can think and act like entrepreneurs. Thanks to the tools and distribution of online, they can start their own products and businesses today.” I think that’s a powerful take on opportunities out there in the marketplace today.
Looking forward to meeting everyone!
- Mya
46 Robert Troup // Jun 26, 2008 at 12:42 pm
I just signed up as a user experience guy, but am more than willing to jump in as necessary. This sounds like an interesting weekend and I’m looking forward to it.
I founded and run brainstormexchange - linking people with ideas. We host open and invitation only brainstorming sessions, and provide tools and resources for thinking, problem solving, and innovation development.
I’m looking forward to meeting everyone in July.
47 Jim England // Jun 27, 2008 at 10:57 am
I just signed up as a backend developer. I’ve been doing web development off and on for five years, starting with my friends in high school and now as a student at Case Western Reserve’s management school.
I know LAMP development right now, but I’m looking forward to adding some RoR and django into the mix soon. I’ve had a few interesting internships, but probably not as much experience as a lot of SW attendees, so I’m hoping to learn a lot
48 Alison Colman // Jul 1, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Hi everyone,
I am the Founder and Executive Director of The Fuse Factory, a new art & tech nonprofit here in town. My background is in new media art education, and I signed up as a user experience person. I’m really looking forward to this event!
49 Matt // Jul 8, 2008 at 8:48 am
Hey, little late to the check-in party. My name is Matt Yoho, Twitter as DigiMatt. I’ve signed up as a front end dev I believe, though back end might be more accurate. Currently do ASP.NET web development with some fledgling Ruby/Rails work on the side.
50 S. Tony Kutlu // Jul 8, 2008 at 11:29 am
Greetings,
I just signed up as “cook,” aka, jack-of-all-trades.
My background is in Information Technology management, business intelligence (NOT an oxymoron), and large data warehouses.
I am also experienced in AGILE development, quality assurance, project management, and the foundations of Six Sigma.
Not sure what I can contribute but I am guessing it might range from critical thinking, pattern recognition, analysis, modeling, all the way to picking up the food and beverages. I do make a mean margarita.
Not sure what to expect…going to let “it all hang out” it terms of how I can contribute.
T
51 Leslie Mack // Jul 8, 2008 at 12:14 pm
Hello! I’m getting ready to make my (patent pending) vision a reality. I’m the INNventor and INNtrepreneur at INNergized INNterprise and FindShelterNow.com - We manage and distribute tonight’s available hotel rooms, at the front desk level, so the hotel industry is NEVER Sold out! In an emergency evacuation we locate and direct you to “commercial shelter” (hotels). StartUp Weekend is sure to be INNlightening!
52 Chip Kohrman // Jul 11, 2008 at 2:11 pm
I’m a visual artist / designer. I also started and manage an E-Discovery department for a regional litigation support company.
53 Mr. Danyell Butler // Jul 16, 2008 at 11:04 am
HI, I’m Danyell Butler. I own a T-shirt company inside of Wal-Mart, and I’m looking for ways to expand my business. I have a great internet idea that will allow me to go global. I’m interested in attending your meeting and making some connections.
Thank You,
614-224-2114
54 Tom Williams // Jul 17, 2008 at 8:54 am
Hey everyone, I’m Tom Williams, President of InnoGage, LLC the leader in student-to-student marketing & recruiting (www.innogage.com).
We have one product selling in the market, MyCollegeVid - the only video sharing platform built specifically for colleges (www.mycollegevid.com). We have a blog engine and an IM engine (MyCollegeBlogger and MyCollegeIM) in concept.
I have two goals for the weekend:
1) Move Blogger and IM from concept to design, including IT structure, functionality, design, sales strat, marketing plans…etc.
2) Take a huge step outside the box and see if our technologies can be re-positioned outside the higher ed market. To anyone who has tried to sell to colleges…you feel my pain. SLOW!!!
We are also looking for IT talent…if you’re a developer looking for a proven concept to jump on and get some equity, find me or my partner, Drew Dillon.
See you there!
773.213.85789 (cell)
55 Drew Dillon // Jul 17, 2008 at 5:44 pm
Hi everyone, I’m Drew Dillon, Sales and Marketing Specialist at InnoGage, LLC the leader in student-to-student marketing & recruiting.
Tom hit on our goals for this weekend, and I am always looking forward to meeting new people that our trying to turn their ideas into reality.
See you all there!
56 Chris Morley // Jul 17, 2008 at 9:36 pm
Hi everyone, I’m Chris Morley and although I’m signed up in an Architect role, I have a long history with all software product development disciplines from engineer to executive. My most recent corporate stint was a decade at Open Text where I held line and executive management positions associated with producing the industry leading Livelink ECM suite (an enterprise class web content/knowledge management suite).
Still a programmer at heart, I’ve always kept my technology chops current and I’m looking forward digging in and contributing every way I can.
57 Matthew Massey // Jul 18, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Hello. I am a lawyer by trade, an early adopter, and believe the Internet can make life worth living. I am signed up as User Experience.
I write a local Ohio State football blog in my free time, Buckeye Commentary, and have plenty of ideas to share this weekend. I am willing to contribute ideas, tough questions, and anything Ican this weekend. Lookign forward to it.
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