Jaxbuck said:

then "Hey Siri, let's brush up my resume..."

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"Based on my search of the Internet, here are some suggested jobs for PATRICK KRAFT. Customer service representative, retail sales associate, data entry clerk, food service worker, security guard, medical testing subject."

Here are the "current" recruiting rankings, before counting CHJ's formal announcement. Then add in Legend Bey's upcoming change from Tenn to the Buckeyes and we'll definitely be in the Top 5, if not higher...

SEREbuckeye said:

Bey’s recruitment has flashes of Landon Collins commitment to Bama. His mom was selfish and publicly outspoken (even at his announcement ceremony) that she disapproved and wanted him to go to LSU. Collins stuck with his heart, went to Bama, and how did that ultimately work out for his career?

• First-team All-Pro (2016)
• 3× Pro Bowl (2016–2018)
• PFWA All-Rookie Team (2015)
• BCS national champion (2013)
• Unanimous All-American (2014)
• First-team All-SEC (2014)
• Second-team All-SEC (2013)

Great speech on this:

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Love me some Brooks.

And yeah that's who everyone was trying to remember

Ahahahhaha

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Just sayin': He's holding the best pair of NIKE shoes that I ever saw; thank you Phil Knight (and I'm pretty sure that Lanning doesn't have any of these in Eugene either)....

That's brutal. This poor kid with the whole world in front of him going through all of that and it's the people that should be looking out for him that are doing it. Just awful.

It certainly sounds like he recognizes how fucked up this all is and is trying to stop it from continuing. That cannot have been an easy choice to make.

No kid should be going through that.

It's going to be fun watching jump ball in the endzone with CHJ high-pointing it for the TD.

muffler dragon said:

Hey @heisman
What's a guy gotta do to get his banner for winning this?

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Yeah what's a guy gotta do?

Buckeneye said:

Burrow didn't start until his RSjr year. So if we're going off a pure year to year comparison, then It can only be marked as N/A.

The comparisons we're giving are essentially what we know of Joe in his last season contrasted to what we see with JS now and using a great deal of projection.

Julian still has quite a bit of room for growth, especially when it comes to being more efficient as a passer when given full field reads.

That was something that, about 3/4 of the way through his 1st season starting, Burrow really began to show a higher level of command. Not to say that Julian can't improve, it's just that Joe was the best QB prospect since Peyton Manning.

So when we make these comparisons, it's important to realize we're holding Julian up to a lofty, multi-generational rare talent status. I'm not comfortable making those claims.

I even find the Brees comparisons a bit lazy. Every white dude the last 10+ years that 6'0ish ft tall is Drew Brees. Julian, Kellen Moore, Baker Mayfield, Cade Klubnik, Manziel, Ty Simpson... all get WAY too much parallel to Drew Brees. Why? 6ft-ish and white.

Reminds me of that bit from Role Models - "You white? You Ben Affleck"

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haha ok i got you and totally agree. Another reason i love me some BP

Congrats to Chris! It’s important to be thorough for such a big decision.

But what’s with the aloha and let’s. LOL

brodybuck21 said:

even as a RS Soph?

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Burrow didn't start until his RSjr year. So if we're going off a pure year to year comparison, then It can only be marked as N/A.

The comparisons we're giving are essentially what we know of Joe in his last season contrasted to what we see with JS now and using a great deal of projection.

Julian still has quite a bit of room for growth, especially when it comes to being more efficient as a passer when given full field reads.

That was something that, about 3/4 of the way through his 1st season starting, Burrow really began to show a higher level of command. Not to say that Julian can't improve, it's just that Joe was the best QB prospect since Peyton Manning.

So when we make these comparisons, it's important to realize we're holding Julian up to a lofty, multi-generational rare talent status. I'm not comfortable making those claims.

I even find the Brees comparisons a bit lazy. Every white dude the last 10+ years that 6'0ish ft tall is Drew Brees. Julian, Kellen Moore, Baker Mayfield, Cade Klubnik, Manziel, Ty Simpson... all get WAY too much parallel to Drew Brees. Why? 6ft-ish and white.

Reminds me of that bit from Role Models - "You white? You Ben Affleck"

Buckeye86 said:

I don’t even really know what this means, but nostalgia laugh out loud. Front flip!

Edit: Oh, I was thinking about the video making fun of him in High School were the kids would yell “McGuffie!” while doing various feats, not him getting smoked by Spitler on the kick return.

Ask me to remember something else from almost two decades ago.

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It knocked the Big-10 right out of him

C’mon Diebs!

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I do wonder how Kiffin would have handled the CHJr situation if he were in Hartline's shoes. Or maybe I shouldn't.

they ain't like us

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Feels good to land a 5-star athlete

Especially at the receiver position. #RunTheDamnBall