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'06 Ohio RB Christen Haywood (Kent State verbal)

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LordJeffBuck

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Christen Haywood
Running Back
High School: Hilliard Davidson
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 175
2004 stats: 1,942 yds rushing, 26 TD's

According to Duane Long, Christen is a "dynamic small back". He helped Davidson go 11-2 and reach the Division I regional finals in 2004. Christen was first team All-Ohio as a junior.

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Christen is in the white jersey
 
wadc45

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The Dispatch had him down for 27 carries for 301 yards and a 53-yard TD. Let us know how he looks next weekend. He is one of the best backs in central Ohio this year.
 
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scooter1369

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wadc45 said:
The Dispatch had him down for 27 carries for 301 yards and a 53-yard TD. Let us know how he looks next weekend. He is one of the best backs in central Ohio this year.
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This is how weird this stuff is. The Middletown paper has hime at 25 carries for 265 yards and a score.

I must have misheard my neighbor when he said how many times Haywood scored.

He's got a bag full of letters of interest right now. Including one from Iowa
 
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wadc45

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scooter1369 said:
This is how weird this stuff is. The Middletown paper has hime at 25 carries for 265 yards and a score.

I must have misheard my neighbor when he said how many times Haywood scored.

He's got a bag full of letters of interest right now. Including one from Iowa
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we should email them this...

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AMISH-SLAYER

AMISH-SLAYER

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I heard this kid is 5'8'' at best. His height might be what holds him back from getting an ohio state offer.Also I heard that his parents moved out of the district and he has an apartment in hilliard so he can graduate from davidson. There might be some problems elgibility wise due to residency
 
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TGfan06

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I live near Hilliard and see this kid every game. He is not tall, but is very strong and has amazing field vision. He will be a good pickup for whatever school he attends.

He has had a small history of injuries, but no serious ones.
 
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scooter1369

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Davidson defeats Mason, 34-10.

If Haywood reached 120 yards, I'd be shocked. Mason stacked the line all night and dared Davidson to run. And run they did. Often for not much. It was tough sledding for the Wildcat backs tonight. The young O-line is showing itself a bit. They'll get better, but they need work. FB Delande had a great night however, as the Comets kept keying on Haywood.

It was special teams and defense that won this one for the Wildcats.

A Mason returner muffed a punt and when he reached for it, one of Davidson's gunners hit him in the hands sneding the ball flying. Daivdson recovered.

On another play, converted RB Greg Bell, now playing SS. made a perfect read on a out route by a receiver. He jumped the route and made a spectacular diving pick.

Haywood ripped one 50 yarder and at the end, he lay there clutching his leg. After a few minutes of attendance and a very quiet crowd, Haywood walked away under his own power. Just a cramp.
 
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tedginn05

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the kid must be on the 'roids, come on, he weighed 175 in 2004 and in 2005 he's at 215, his family must be rich to be paying for a apartment in hilliard just so he has a reisidence in hilliard, there will be eligability problems there considering if that resisidence is in his name because the OHSAA say's district resisdence is determined by the parent or guardian of the athlete, not the athlete himself
 
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