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Jeremy Kelley
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Education Reporter, Dayton Daily News
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By Jeremy Kelley Verified| Dayton Daily News Verified Vance had been holding the base part of the trophy, which fell to the ground. (Henderson, who fumbled zero times across his junior and senior seasons, did not drop the golden top of the trophy.)Vance quickly picked up the bottom part and reconnected it with Henderson’s section before setting it down, as Ohio State head coach Ryan Day came over to help. Vance made a joke of the accident on social media just after the ceremony.
By Jeremy Kelley Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified Apr. 14—President Donald Trump welcomed Ohio State's national championship football team to the White House on Monday, but it was Vice President JD Vance, an Ohio State graduate, who had the surprise moment. Vance, a Middletown native, was in the process of picking up the trophy along with Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson, when the trophy split into two pieces. AdvertisementVance had been holding the base part of the trophy, which fell to the ground.
By Jeremy Kelley Verified| Dayton Daily News Verified Vance had been holding the base part of the trophy, which fell to the ground. (Henderson, who fumbled zero times across his junior and senior seasons, did not drop the golden top of the trophy.)Vance quickly picked up the bottom part and reconnected it with Henderson’s section before setting it down, as Ohio State head coach Ryan Day came over to help. Vance made a joke of the accident on social media just after the ceremony.
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Dayton Daily News
The Dayton Daily News (DDN) is a historic daily newspaper based in Dayton, Ohio, with over 125 years of service. Founded on August 22, 1898, by James Middleton Cox, the paper has become a key part of the local media landscape. It transitioned from an evening to a morning publication in 1988 and merged with the Journal Herald in 1986, broadening its readership. DDN provides daily and Sunday editions, offering comprehensive coverage of local, regional, and national news. The newspaper is recognized for its investigative journalism, winning a Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for its reporting on military healthcare mismanagement. It covers various topics, including sports, politics, and community events, featuring notable contributors like sports editor Si Burick and Pulitzer-winning cartoonist Mike Peters. The paper also maintains historical archives at Wright State University, preserving the socio-political history of Dayton.
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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Founded: 1898