Jackie Schilling
@jeschilling.bsky.social
I am a nerd who loves sports. I also spend my free time reading, running, lifting weights, and petting my cats.
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Revenue sharing began this summer for NCAA sports.
Its already impacted the OSU WBB roster and here's how it could impact future scheduling for the Buckeyes:
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Its already impacted the OSU WBB roster and here's how it could impact future scheduling for the Buckeyes:
www.landgrantholyland.com/ohio-state-w...
Revenue sharing and a near death for Ohio State women’s international tournaments
Where the Buckeyes need improvement and who to watch before the Bruins come to Columbus on Dec. 28
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December 11, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Revenue sharing began this summer for NCAA sports.
Its already impacted the OSU WBB roster and here's how it could impact future scheduling for the Buckeyes:
www.landgrantholyland.com/ohio-state-w...
Its already impacted the OSU WBB roster and here's how it could impact future scheduling for the Buckeyes:
www.landgrantholyland.com/ohio-state-w...
After less than a year.
Major news out of City Hall: Mayor Suburbs is reneging on the Columbus Promise.
www.dispatch.com/story/news/l...
www.dispatch.com/story/news/l...
December 10, 2025 at 3:44 PM
After less than a year.
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This is a key problem thinking about, eg, the base of evidence we'd need to produce as scholars for a renewed VRA. What evidence would SCOTUS find justifies 15th A powers? Is there any? This, as much as anything, is why we need court reform
2/ First, when Congress has legislated in response to national problems, the Roberts Court has repeatedly either struck it down or interpreted it into a nullity. Congress gave us the Voting Rights Act and its reauthorizations; the Court gave us Shelby County, Brnovich, etc.
December 10, 2025 at 1:15 PM
This is a key problem thinking about, eg, the base of evidence we'd need to produce as scholars for a renewed VRA. What evidence would SCOTUS find justifies 15th A powers? Is there any? This, as much as anything, is why we need court reform
My cat Bucky is getting a dental today. When I dropped Bucky off, the vet tech was like “we love Bucky here,” and when I was leaving and she was taking him to the back, she said, “C’mon Bucky, let’s go see all your girlfriends.”
I’m starting to suspect my cat has a secret life somehow.
I’m starting to suspect my cat has a secret life somehow.
December 5, 2025 at 1:09 PM
My cat Bucky is getting a dental today. When I dropped Bucky off, the vet tech was like “we love Bucky here,” and when I was leaving and she was taking him to the back, she said, “C’mon Bucky, let’s go see all your girlfriends.”
I’m starting to suspect my cat has a secret life somehow.
I’m starting to suspect my cat has a secret life somehow.
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I have a question kind of tagging yesterday’s disability accommodations discourse:
Has anyone seen any analysis of the DOJ’s accessibility mandate for online content? this requirement is hitting universities as of April 2026 and I’ve heard several questions/hypotheses but not read any coverage.
Has anyone seen any analysis of the DOJ’s accessibility mandate for online content? this requirement is hitting universities as of April 2026 and I’ve heard several questions/hypotheses but not read any coverage.
December 4, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I have a question kind of tagging yesterday’s disability accommodations discourse:
Has anyone seen any analysis of the DOJ’s accessibility mandate for online content? this requirement is hitting universities as of April 2026 and I’ve heard several questions/hypotheses but not read any coverage.
Has anyone seen any analysis of the DOJ’s accessibility mandate for online content? this requirement is hitting universities as of April 2026 and I’ve heard several questions/hypotheses but not read any coverage.
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Racism and prejudice are actively hurting my state and my beloved alma mater
The very least we can do is publicly shame the politicians causing this harm 👇
open.substack.com/pub/rachelco... #Ohio #OhioState
The very least we can do is publicly shame the politicians causing this harm 👇
open.substack.com/pub/rachelco... #Ohio #OhioState
Masks slipping at the Statehouse
State Rep Adam Mathews wants Ohio to lose students to *ichigan...and that's not even the worst part
open.substack.com
December 3, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Racism and prejudice are actively hurting my state and my beloved alma mater
The very least we can do is publicly shame the politicians causing this harm 👇
open.substack.com/pub/rachelco... #Ohio #OhioState
The very least we can do is publicly shame the politicians causing this harm 👇
open.substack.com/pub/rachelco... #Ohio #OhioState
I am both petty and stubborn af, you will not outlast me.
“AI is clearly sticking around so you have to get used to it” wrong. I don’t have to get used to shit. I am a practiced hater and I can keep this going for decades if I am required to
December 2, 2025 at 1:46 AM
I am both petty and stubborn af, you will not outlast me.
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This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥
December 1, 2025 at 11:09 AM
This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥
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This thread is 💯. Labor precarity in academia means the evisceration of faculty governance and academic freedom, opening the door to administrative purges of the most vulnerable. And faculty-esp tenured faculty and academic leaders-who aren't defending their trans colleagues are enabling it.
So yeah, this is fundamentally about trans people and that cannot be elided, but the ways in which junior faculty are targeted and disposed of, while academic jobs are increasingly precarized, and political grandstanders seek to influence academic governance are fucking terrifying for everyone.
December 1, 2025 at 12:35 PM
This thread is 💯. Labor precarity in academia means the evisceration of faculty governance and academic freedom, opening the door to administrative purges of the most vulnerable. And faculty-esp tenured faculty and academic leaders-who aren't defending their trans colleagues are enabling it.
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top notch mascottin'
November 29, 2025 at 8:06 PM
top notch mascottin'
Didn’t know I could get this stressed about a game I can’t actually watch…
November 26, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Didn’t know I could get this stressed about a game I can’t actually watch…
I have felt pretty low today, and this guy has spent the whole time wedged up against me.
November 26, 2025 at 12:27 AM
I have felt pretty low today, and this guy has spent the whole time wedged up against me.
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November 25, 2025 at 12:20 AM
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I just feel we need to keep saying, over and over, that the problem with DOGE was not its failure to cut spending. the problem with DOGE is that it CUT GLOBAL AID LEADING TO THE DEATHS OF 600K PEOPLE AND COUNTING. 1
DOGE is one of the greatest failures of the Trump administration. The next Democratic administration should pick up that issue and actually work to cut government waste, fraud, and abuse. I’d suggest starting by taking a look at Elon Musk’s government contracts.
November 24, 2025 at 5:17 PM
I just feel we need to keep saying, over and over, that the problem with DOGE was not its failure to cut spending. the problem with DOGE is that it CUT GLOBAL AID LEADING TO THE DEATHS OF 600K PEOPLE AND COUNTING. 1
Cross country is a wild sport to watch. There’s so many people crossing the finish line within hundredths of a second, and in the meantime, you see someone who finished earlier and fell over being dragged offscreen.
November 22, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Cross country is a wild sport to watch. There’s so many people crossing the finish line within hundredths of a second, and in the meantime, you see someone who finished earlier and fell over being dragged offscreen.
Why the heck would you call this “scientific orthodoxy”? Scientific consensus? Long-established facts? Many-times-confirmed research? What are we doing here, NYT?
Breaking News: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he personally instructed the CDC to abandon its position that vaccines do not cause autism. The move underscores his determination to challenge scientific orthodoxy — in this case, that vaccines save lives — and bend the health department to his will.
RFK Jr. Says He Instructed CDC to Change Vaccines and Autism Language on Website
In an interview, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cited gaps in vaccine safety research. His critics say he is ignoring a larger point: Vaccines save lives.
nyti.ms
November 21, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Why the heck would you call this “scientific orthodoxy”? Scientific consensus? Long-established facts? Many-times-confirmed research? What are we doing here, NYT?
Fighting the urge to be pedantic on the internet. It does no good for anyone.
November 21, 2025 at 2:57 AM
Fighting the urge to be pedantic on the internet. It does no good for anyone.
I may have crashed our DEV environment this afternoon…
The IT folks love me, I’m sure. At least it was in DEV and not production.
The IT folks love me, I’m sure. At least it was in DEV and not production.
November 20, 2025 at 9:57 PM
I may have crashed our DEV environment this afternoon…
The IT folks love me, I’m sure. At least it was in DEV and not production.
The IT folks love me, I’m sure. At least it was in DEV and not production.
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Cuyahoga River fire in '69 was the gamechanger but the river burned at least 13 times. around the US, river fires were not uncommon.
the comeback of the Cuyahoga specifically, declared "dead" locally in some reports even in 1967, is a success story for the ages that requires constant retelling.
the comeback of the Cuyahoga specifically, declared "dead" locally in some reports even in 1967, is a success story for the ages that requires constant retelling.
November 19, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Cuyahoga River fire in '69 was the gamechanger but the river burned at least 13 times. around the US, river fires were not uncommon.
the comeback of the Cuyahoga specifically, declared "dead" locally in some reports even in 1967, is a success story for the ages that requires constant retelling.
the comeback of the Cuyahoga specifically, declared "dead" locally in some reports even in 1967, is a success story for the ages that requires constant retelling.
It was a rough game, but I agree that there were bright spots. Kylie Kitts gets better every minute she plays. I also think Ava Watson has made a big jump since last year. Her stats didn’t reflect it, but imo her decision-making is better and her presence is felt whenever she’s in the game.
There were some positives for the young interior duo for the Buckeyes against UConn, but they were overshadowed by video game cheat code Sarah Strong.
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UConn exposed Ohio State post inexperience in Sunday rout
There is promise in the paint for the Buckeyes, but not against Sarah Strong
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November 17, 2025 at 9:02 PM
It was a rough game, but I agree that there were bright spots. Kylie Kitts gets better every minute she plays. I also think Ava Watson has made a big jump since last year. Her stats didn’t reflect it, but imo her decision-making is better and her presence is felt whenever she’s in the game.
But I do need her to figure out her defense under the basket, because she is getting schooled.
It is kind of fun to see Kylie Kitts get better every game.
November 16, 2025 at 6:20 PM
But I do need her to figure out her defense under the basket, because she is getting schooled.
It is kind of fun to see Kylie Kitts get better every game.
November 16, 2025 at 6:19 PM
It is kind of fun to see Kylie Kitts get better every game.
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I appreciate that the main takeaway from this lesson is that science can't ever really be "apolitical."
11-year-old: Our new science project is so frustrating!
Me: How so?
11: We're designing an earthquake warning system, and we could only get it to 59 minutes and 2 false alarms, and it still cost $123M, which means cutting road and school budgets. It's impossible!
Me: Sounds like that's the point.
Me: How so?
11: We're designing an earthquake warning system, and we could only get it to 59 minutes and 2 false alarms, and it still cost $123M, which means cutting road and school budgets. It's impossible!
Me: Sounds like that's the point.
November 14, 2025 at 2:05 PM
I appreciate that the main takeaway from this lesson is that science can't ever really be "apolitical."
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I hate that AI has made me approach cute animal videos with an air of suspicion. I resent having to harden my heart to the possibility of an unlikely friendship between a very large dog and a very small one
November 14, 2025 at 2:01 PM
I hate that AI has made me approach cute animal videos with an air of suspicion. I resent having to harden my heart to the possibility of an unlikely friendship between a very large dog and a very small one