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'08 OH DE/TE Greg Scruggs (Louisville signee)

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I agree...saw a lot of the potential that has people like 21 excited but didn't see a lot of production during the game. A lot of that is coachable, obviously.
 
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X Buckeyes07 X;1009083; said:
St. X has Stephon Ball (D1 prospect, son of Eric Ball) playing TE and does not have anyone going both ways this year. There was talk of playing Greg at TE, but after starting DE Joe Langen was kicked out of X last year, there was a hole at DE. Greg filled that void and hasn't seen any game action at TE as a result.
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If Louisville is able to snag Ashley, Ball and Scruggs...that would be a heck of a nice haul.
 
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ol104;1009527; said:
While also creating a nice little pipeline @ St. X....at least in the sense that any future kids from X will be able to associate better with Louisville in that kids they looked up are there in force
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As you say, it may help Louisville a bit in the future. But, I do not think anyone is ever going to have a pipeline at St. X. It's just such a big school that brings in kids from such a wide area (including Indiana and Kentucky) that each recruit will be different. I suspect that St. X players will continue to spread out across the country without too much of a concentration in any one place.
 
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Cincinnati Enquirer:

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St. Xavier's (88) Stephon Ball and Gregory Scruggs embrace after their 27-0 win against Mentor in their OSHAA Division I State Championship game in Canton Friday December 1, 2007.
The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger
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"All week long, we worked on frustrating them," St. Xavier defensive end Greg Scruggs said after the Bombers' 27-0 pasting of the Cardinals. "We wanted to show them a bunch of looks and some different blitzes.
"Keep the pressure on Tanski. Keep the pressure on Tanski."
Tanski, a 6-2 senior, completed 201 of 350 passes for 3,001 yards and 25 touchdown passes prior to facing St. Xavier. He directed a no-huddle spread offense, usually featuring four or even five wide receivers, that averaged 39.4 points and 456 yards a game.

St. Xavier's defense featured Scruggs, a 6-5, 230-pound senior and a Division I college prospect, and linebackers Evan Miller and Fred Craig. Miller had three of the Bombers' five quarterback sacks. Craig, a Stanford recruit, made plays from sideline to sideline.
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Scruggs looked very good tonight. Could use a lot of work on using his hands and leverage but all the tools are there. He is a sick athlete for his size and it really blew me away how good he is in pursuit. I would not be against offering Scruggs at all.
 
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By Brian Snow...talks about the state title game. Visiting Tennessee this weekend and then making a mid-week visit to Wake Forest and then visiting NC State the following weekend. Talks about how an OSU offer could impact things.
 
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