Dimitrious Stanley

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Ohio State Mourns the Loss of Dimitrious Stanley (ohiostatebuckeyes.com)

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State football program is mourning the loss of Dimitrious Stanley, the leading receiver on the 1996 Rose Bowl champion team, ...

For his career, Stanley had 63 receptions for 1,136 yards, an 18.0 yards-per-catch average (seventh-best at Ohio State) and he scored 13 touchdowns. He had five catches in the Rose Bowl victory, including a 72-yard touchdown and three catches during the dramatic, game-winning touchdown drive in the fourth quarter of the 20-17 victory. Stanley led the Buckeyes in receiving in 1996 with 43 receptions for 829 yards and eight touchdowns.

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Former Buckeye receiver and Football Fever analyst Dimitrious ... (ABC6OnYourSide.com)

The former Buckeye was diagnosed with prostate cancer in September of 2019. He died at the age of 48.

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Former Ohio State star Dimitrious Stanley dead at 48 (Fox News)

Dimitrious Stanley, the leading receiver for the 1996 Ohio State Buckeyes that won the Rose Bowl, died Thursday after a four-year battle with prostate ...

[CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM](https://www.foxnews.com/sports) He also ran for Columbus City Council in 2015. [Arizona State](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/ncaa/arizona-state-sun-devils). [Big Ten champion teams](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/ncaa) in his freshman year in 1993 and his senior year in 1996. [1996 Buckeyes](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/ncaa-fb) died following a four-year battle with prostate cancer. [Ohio State](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/ncaa/ohio-state-buckeyes) wide receiver Dimitrious Stanley died Thursday at the age of 48.

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An Appreciation: Friends recall life and times of ex-Buckeye ... (247Sports)

Buckeye Nation was saddened to learn of the passing of former Ohio State wide receiver Dimitrious Stanley. He died on Wednesday after a several year battle ...

In the post, he wrote he wanted to share his story to encourage regular doctor’s visits and early detection. Stanley was struck by the rising costs and began a nonprofit organization to advocate for prostate cancer research and provided patients with financial support. As a senior in 1996, he caught 43 passes for 829 yards and eight touchdowns. The yardage total of 199 still stands as the seventh-most in a single game by any OSU receiver. He had a 48-yard touchdown grab in that pivotal 17-14 win. He had 13 catches for 177 yards and a touchdown in his junior year.

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Former Ohio State Wide Receiver Dimitrious Stanley Dies After ... (Eleven Warriors)

Former Ohio State wide receiver Dimitrious Stanley has died at 48 years old after a four-year battle with prostate cancer.

Gentry told Eleven Warriors on Thursday that the GoFundMe, which has raised more than $32,000 to date, will continue to raise money for Stanley’s wife, daughter and stepdaughters. He later went on to a career in home health care and worked in television and radio as an Ohio State football analyst. And that’s kind of what I want people to get from my experience.” “You don’t have to get to the point where I did if you get yourself to the doctor,” Stanley said. Stanley played for the Buckeyes from 1993-96, catching 63 passes for 1,136 yards and 13 touchdowns. Following his Ohio State career, Stanley played in the Canadian Football League and Arena Football League.

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Former Ohio State wide receiver Dimitrious Stanley dies at 48 (10TV)

Former Ohio State wide receiver Dimitrious Stanley has passed away after a three-year battle with cancer, according to his family. He was 48.

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Former Ohio State football receiver Dimitrious Stanley dies at 48 (The Columbus Dispatch)

Dimitrious Stanley, a former leading receiver at Ohio State, has died after a battle with prostate cancer.

"He was always so kind to me and always made me feel welcome. He was an amazing teammate and player and will go down in Ohio State history as making some of the biggest plays in the biggest games. "He had the best smile," he said. Back then, the Rose Bowl was the thing to get to and win. Selfishly, we're all going to miss him physically, but we didn't want him to continue to suffer the way he was." He was 48.

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Skull Session: Dimitrious Stanley Was Pure Class, Brian Hartline's ... (Eleven Warriors)

Dimitrious Stanley was pure class, Brian Hartline's recruiting prowess will be tested as offensive coordinator and a meeting between two legends looked ...

"I just hope to show that [hockey] is inclusive and for any little girls out there who may be of color that they can play hockey too and try to grow the inclusiveness of the sport and allow all people a chance to get involved in it no matter if they are a person of color. If the result is half as good as it was at receiver, Ohio State will be in great position to win a national title in the next five years. May this season end with another championship to send her out on the highest of notes. "Coming in we wanted her to have a strong plus/minus on the ice," Muzerall said. "We wanted her to contribute a little offensively on the blue line, but never did we think she'd grow to this magnitude. "If Patty Kazmaier is supposed to represent the best player in college hockey for women, then yeah," Knight said Friday at the 2023 Honda NHL All-Star Weekend. He's a former Ohio State receiver who had a prosperous career in the NFL. As I reflect on his death, I am saddened by the loss of such a warm and kindred soul. When he got to me, he asked how I was doing in school, what position I played and what I wanted to be when I grew up. The comforting part about that, to me, is that he must have had a million and more interactions like that with the thousands of people he met in his 48 years. I was chosen to represent the boys’ team from my school, while Stanley, a broadcaster at the time, was the celebrity announcer. Each time I spoke with him, he made me feel like I was the only person on earth, devoting his complete attention to me, offering eye contact and verbal listening cues.

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