This Week in Twitter: Learn some facts about space, Brian Hartline is still putting in work, and tributes to Mike Leach.
This Week in Twitter is a look at some of the week's best and most entertaining tweets from Buckeyeland and beyond.
Since we're all freaking out about Ohio State losing the best recruit in the country for his draft class, now is an excellent time to remind everyone that trying to predict the whims of teens in the weeks and months leading up to the biggest decision of their lives up to that point is often a fool's errand.
My advice? Don't believe that a recruiting class exists until they're three years in the NFL. Then you can relax. Until then, consider every kid a potential Nebraska Cornhusker. I promise it'll be better for your sanity.
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