Jim Benedict

The U.S. Attorneys Office in the District of Nebraska will one day indict the refs working in Omaha on 1/21/26.

Extend Wes Miller.

@PaulFritschner Just shocked he’s going to Nova.

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Kevin Willard’s thoughts on his future:

This aged well.

@tallfreak1018 @DanteJacksonXU @XavierMBB I was there with my family, including this 13 month old (now 17 yrs old) who took his first steps in the San Juan hotel and couldn’t be a bigger Muskie fan to this day.

My son just asked me if I was ever a part of a game that ended with a buzzer beater. Had to hit him with this piece of Xavier lore. @DanteJacksonXU @XavierMBB

@PaulFritschner And the free throw kids wearing a tOSU shirt and orange pullover respectively?! Your team is letting you down with the vetting tonight.

This seems to be an appropriate message at the moment. #goxavier

@PaulFritschner Thanks much! I’d say that second foul call on Freemantle was highly questionable but it’s hard to really see in the dark. 😂

@jbenedict1 I would love them to

Great Xavier crowd on hand. Off we go!

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is part of the ownership group trying to bring an NWSL expansion team to Cincinnati, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. espn.com/soccer/story/_…

Congratulations to @cincyhhc on its incredibly important work at such a pivotal moment in time.

@PaulFritschner This is their Super Bowl.

It’s the middle of October. This is awesome.

That program in Dayton is so cute.

Fantastic to see GSG clients @CincyChildrens and @TerrexCincy working together to bring the Innovation District to life! bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

Why aren’t we going to Bethel?

State Senator Bill Blessing joined @govstrategies clients, associates, and community leaders for a lively & informative roundtable discussion today. As a member of the legislature’s Select Committee on Housing, he provided an update on housing legislation - and what's next.

Congratulations to @cincyhhc for an inspiring event this week. Great to see so many friends and community leaders. A special thanks to Debra Messing for sharing her story and for her courage to speak up for what’s right.