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'10 OH ATH Spencer Ware (LSU signee)

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HotMic;1213760; said:
Keep an eye on this. Any school that offers him at QB could have an edge.
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This could be a HUGE problem, JT has in the past, a habit of telling the kids the truth. Anyone recall, Crable was a LB and not a DE, and Burgess was a Safety and not an OLB. JT was the only one who told them where their future in football really was.

Marvin Robinson is for sure a FS at UM. If you read the thread, Carr recruited
him, RichRod is just keeping him warm. Bear in mind; Marvin is only 15.

http://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/...3-10-fl-s-marvin-robinson-verbal-offer-3.html
 
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I could see UC offering him as a quarterback. He's right in their backyard, and would be the landmark recruit for Kelly's program (although I still have my doubts that Kelly stays there). And even though he's only like 5'9, he could probably play qb in that offense. Of course, he has no pro future at that position, which I hope he realizes.

He's gonna be a running back, eventually; it's up to him whether he wants to give in early, or wait until some NFL team takes him in the late 2nd day of the draft and he wastes away on the bench until he knows what he's doing...
 
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Ware doesn't look bad throwing the ball and throws a nice deep ball. I wish the film showed his running ability more. You can tell he has nice lateral movement and all reports indicate he can fly, I'd just like to see it put together on film on a big run or two.
 
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HotMic;1213760; said:
Keep an eye on this. Any school that offers him at QB could have an edge.
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Not sure any big time school would offer him as a QB though except maybe WVU. Remember Orhian Johnson picked us to play DB over QB at Indiana or USF b/c that's where his pro potential lies. I think playing the pro potential card for Ware might work out since it's definitely at RB and not QB.
 
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Weekend preview: Top games at a glance | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Moeller vs. Princeton
WHEN/WHERE: 8:15 p.m. Saturday at UC's Nippert Stadium

WHAT TO WATCH: Princeton is led by standout junior QB Spencer Ware and WR Jeff Duckworth. The Vikings should have a decent running game that allows for more options for Ware and the receivers. It is the first game for new Moeller coach John Rodenberg and it will be interesting to see how the offense has changed. Moeller junior QB Andrew Hendrix gets the nod as the starter and will use a no-huddle offense. Watch for senior RB Patrick Blanks, who has been solid in the preseason.

BOTTOM LINE: This is the first time the teams have met since 2004, and this one is too close to call.
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I went to the Princeton/Moeller game at Nipert Stadium last night, and I must say Ware is a special player. His passing game was not spot on, he tended to throw behind WRs on crossing routes, but he did have a perfect TD pass to Duckworth that hit him in stride on the left sideline. There were also some very catchable throws that were dropped by the WRs. His running ability is very impressive. He's a thick 200+lbs, but has the nimbleness of a Darren Sproles type RB. There were several plays where he managed to weave thru multiple defenders and was able to run out of arm tackles. On one play, he trucked a safety head on and kept going. I hope OSU takes a good look at him. He will probably be considered too short to play QB (although his build is very similar to Troy Smith), but could be an excellent RB.
 
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