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2006 WRs

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Tresselbeliever;697980; said:
If I have to rank them, it would be Hartline, Robiskie then Small.
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I'd give the nod to Robo, then Hartline, and then Small...Ray just hasn't had as much time on the field to show his stuff yet. Regardless of how we rank the three, we'll still be solid at WR next year even if Ginn and Gonzo bail. And don't forget Dukes and Lyons, along with incoming WRs Sanzenbacher and Washington...
 
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Pittman, Gonzo and Ginn

Recent news about Kirk Barton staying was refreshing to hear. Staying to finish his degree IMO just raises his stock as a "future" NFL player. The same holds for the other three potentials NFL draftees. I'd be surprised if they all stay and I won't speculate. It would be great to hear the same quote repeated three more times...

"The best thing for me and my family is for me to stay at Ohio State and continue my college football career as I work toward my degree,"
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Quoted by Barton on his return next year.
 
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Tandem sparks passing game


Jeff Metcalfe
The Arizona Republic
Jan. 5, 2007 12:00 AM One is a Rhodes scholar candidate who sleeps in a hypoxic chamber and receives a blessing before every Ohio State football game from his 84-year-old Cuban grandmother.

The other fought through a learning disability to maximize more than his prodigious athletic ability.
 
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