That included different exhaust, new lights and a whole bunch of other customizations вЂ“ some of which were now scattered across King Avenue. He had purchased it after he graduated from Brookville (New York) Long Island Lutheran and immediately began the process of making it his own. Key would walk away from the accident with some minor bruises and a scratch on his leg, he said, but a broken heart when he immediately realized there would be no saving the car. The result was a smashed-up front end and a totaled vehicle. IвЂ™m in this little two-door car and thereвЂ™s this big pole thatвЂ™s coming towards me.вЂќ вЂњYou try to stop and swerve but youвЂ™re on the trajectory to the pole so I was like, вЂOK.вЂ™ It was just scary to see the pole come at you. вЂњThere was really nothing you could do,вЂќ Key told The Dispatch. Instead, his 2007 Volkswagen Golf GTI clipped her car and, in the pouring rain, was sent careening toward a telephone pole. Had she not hesitated, Key said he would have directly hit her. There, he caught a quick glimpse of a woman in her car on a side street who hesitated, stopped and then pulled out onto the road. 'On a trajectory to the pole'ДЄfter COVID-19 changed the athletic calendar and sent the Buckeyes into a whole new set of protocols, Key was leaving the Target on Olentangy River Road near campus in late September 2020 when he made a turn onto King Avenue. вЂњI bought him food (for mounting my TV).вЂќДЄ year ago, though, it was Key in need of a repair вЂ“ and it all happened on a dark and stormy night in Columbus. вЂњI just know I have somebody there when I always need it,вЂќ Liddell said of Key. Fix-ItвЂќ by his fellow Buckeyes, Key is a handyman packed inside a 6-8, 245-pound frame who can assemble a carвЂ™s engine without help if you give him the right tools and is surprisingly affordable.Д«uckeyes basketball: OSU's Zed Key, CPD's Anthony Johnson show 'we're stronger together' with dance video They call Zed Key, the outgoing second-year center from Bay Shore, New York. Or, undoubtedly, most of the 15-man roster for the 2021-22 Ohio State menвЂ™s basketball team. Or Kyle Young when his car door needed fixing.

So did Jimmy Sotos when he needed the front bumper fixed on his car. Liddell needed help mounting his brand-new television this summer, he knew exactly which teammate to call.

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