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In Columbus, Jeremiah Smith is rewriting the Ohio State record books in real time. The junior wideout needed just thirty-four career games to surpass Chris Olave for program touchdown records and blow past Emeka Egbuka for career receptions — then had the audacity to strike the Heisman pose. The kid is not playing games.
Meanwhile, October baseball is already delivering. The Dodgers rolled past the Braves in Game one of the NLDS, with Teoscar Hernandez doing what Teoscar Hernandez does in October — making big moments look routine. Los Angeles looked sharp, composed, and frankly dangerous. The Braves will need a serious response if they want to make this a series.
And on the other side of the bracket, the Padres and Brewers are set to square off with a pitching matchup that has serious October energy. Robbie Ray takes the hill for San Diego — thirteen wins, a three point five nine ERA — against a Milwaukee staff that just might be sending out the next Cy Young award winner. Game one is going to be must-watch baseball.
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