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I ran across this video last night. Since everyone is clamoring for updates I thought I would post it

ANT 80, failed to list his greatest career achievement on his Linkedin profile. While at tOSU, he worked part time at the WAC. That's where his love for OSU football was born. EDIT; All kidding aside, that may have been the happiest time of his life.

https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/osu-and-nfl-quarterback-now-an-ohio-deputy-sheriff/

He was a regular poster on the on the recruiting board, which is where I became acquainted with him We became friends on Facebook and I had spoken to him via phone on a couple of occasions. I got the news this evening of his demise. Please include his family in your prayers...

Not the outing we were hoping for

You There is nothing an OSU fan can say about this, that isn't going to come off as sour grapes. So, here are some numbers to quietly consider: http://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/kareem-walker/ug4f7CcCEeS00gAmVebEWg/default.htm...

Through four games, Jason is number one in Ohio and tied for ninth nationally in receiving yards. Six of the players ranked ahead of him have played one more game. http://www.maxpreps.com/leaders/football/offense,receiving/stat-leaders.htm?teamsize=0

Your post is somewhat ironic, per his father, Dayton is the only school to contact him thus far.

Wide Receiver #2 5'10" 175 40 time: unknown Mentor High School Two year starter at Mentor, which is maybe the largest high school in Ohio. Didn't attend any camps, and none of the recruiting services have a profile on him. Week one against (Youngstown) Boardman, 11 catches, 228 yards receiving...

Cardale, Cardale, Cardale. The QB who will lead us to the 2015 national title! Another splendid, Garbage time performance, 6.0 yards per carry, and both passed hit his receivers in the hands. The above was posted on page 33 of this thread, November 2, 2013. I must have had something to good to...

I believe Kraemer did mention academics. If a recruit is genuinely concerned about the quality of the education they will receive, the odds are astronomical, the parents are as well. ND is selling a great education. I'm not saying it will, but what's going on could throw up red flags.

Normally, it's not a long throw, 10-20 yards in the air. It's not like Brax tried to throw the ball 70 yards and hurt his arm doing it. Sort of like pulling a hamstring,....while jogging. BTW, when a pitcher throws a change up, the arm's motion starts the same as a fast ball. The stress occurs...

What a pity ND is having a few academic issues at the moment:roll1:

I can see him attending two or three games this year, and coming around the way Hilliard did.