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We can act like like the awards and AA recognition doesn’t mean much, but recruits take notice. They WANT to be on these lists.
I love that we snagged Wilhelm. His dad was a great Buckeye leader. You know he’s going to be all Buisness to keep the legacy in tact. Wouldn’t be surprised if he wins a Remington and has a tree in The Grove when he graduates.
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We will, but the guys on this list are going for top dollar and not to be depth pieces. OSU is looking for a Chuggs, Brickhandler type who's fine with sitting on the bench, taking up a roster spot for depth, and content with wearing the block O for a year or 2 while prepping the younger guysaren't we going to need a 4th body in the QB room next year if Kienholtz leaves?
The Portal doesn't open until January so they should have time to figure out if he's staying or not by then. If not, then it will be an expensive QB battleOregon is interesting as I thought it was still unknown whether their QB was going pro.
Are you saying that they tried to go the Penn State route?I'd argue that he got fired because the shouting match that ensued in the meeting between Moore and Manuel ended in a butt hurt Manuel going off script and firing him.
He peaked early in HS, thus the early interest from Ohio State, who stopped growing taller and couldn’t (or wouldn’t) develop his throwing mechanics to a level needed to be good (much less elite) in college, thus Ohio State dropping interest.
Michigan took a flyer on him because he was an easy “aren’t you so angry at Ohio State?” recruitment for them. I’m sure their lack of development of QBs hurt him tremendously and it will be very difficult for him to find a good landing spot given all of the above.
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Scott Van Pelt has a logo as if he’s Michael Fucking Jordan. I’d say bread and circuses, but I don’t think we’re even bothering with the bread anymore.Sad thing is Romo was good for about a hot minute when he started...then he heard he was good, and immediately began believing he was the star of the show, not the football. It went Lusitania quickly after that. As self-aggrandizing as Brady can be, he is at least following the game that he's watching, instead of doing whatever it is Romo does now. He still interjects his own career way too much, and the PBP guys he's with also do it too much...they were talking about him milking cows and shit on Sunday. Most of the people calling sports nowadays are insufferable twats who think it's about them. It's the same reason a guy like Vitale, who could be a sharp analyst when he wanted to be, became an insufferable douche. As soon as the commentator thinks he or she is a "brand", it's all over. Danielson got that way. Collinsworth has always been arrogant. And of course Derpstreit is the King Kong Bronzer of overbranding.
There are some guys that aren't bad...Moose, Vilma, Kevin Harlan, Ian Eagle is OK...but they are few and far between.