The Ohio State University’s football program received a visit from the NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers during practice on Monday afternoon.
Buckeyes Head Coach Urban Meyer stood side-by-side with Cavaliers Head Coach Tyronn Lue as they spoke to members of the football team.
#Champions pic.twitter.com/zV6r0fMTAm
— Joe Gabriele (@CavsJoeG) October 17, 2016
Coach Meyer is a die-hard Cavs fan himself, telling his players as they were huddled around:
“There are two types of people: Those who are from Cleveland, and those who wish they were from Cleveland.”
The Cavs are in Columbus for their final preseason game before the regular season begins on October 25th.
As a guest in Ohio’s capital city, the Cavaliers decided to bring quite a few gifts for their friends to the south. In an extremely kind gesture, the Cavaliers bestowed 614 pieces of new sports equipment for 12 Central Ohio YMCA athletic facilties.
The bond between Cleveland and Columbus has grown strong over the years. Fellowship like this can only solidify such a unity.
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