Anyone think he has the capacity—either intellectually or through introspection—to regret making that video?
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Anyone think he has the capacity—either intellectually or through introspection—to regret making that video?
Since Mike Hart left after 2007, scUM has had just two running backs eclipse the 1000-yard mark for a season; Ohio State has had nine.
Trey Sermon had 868 yards rushing in just seven games in 2020 (he was injured on the first play in the eighth game, a 2-yard carry). Sermon would've been scUM's leading rusher in 10 of the past 13 seasons post-Hart.
Here's a comparison of Ohio State and scUM running backs since 2007:
Year tOSU Running Back Yds Rushing Yds/Carry scUM Running Back Yds Rushing Yds/Carry Advantage 2020 Trey Sermon 870 7.5 Hassan Haskins 375 6.1 +495 2019 J.K. Dobbins 2003 6.7 Zach Charbonnet 726 4.9 +1277 2018 J.K. Dobbins 1053 4.6 Karan Higdon 1178 5.3 +125 2017 J.K. Dobbins 1403 7.2 Karan Higdon 994 6.1 +409 2016 Mike Weber 1096 6.0 De'Veon Smith 846 4.7 +250 2015 Ezekiel Elliott 1821 6.3 De'Veon Smith 753 4.2 +1068 2014 Ezekiel Elliott 1878 6.9 De'Veon Smith 519 4.8 +1359 2013 Carlos Hyde 1521 7.3 Fitzgerald Toussaint 648 3.5 +873 2012 Carlos Hyde 970 5.2 Fitzgerald Toussaint 514 4.0 +456 2011 Daniel Herron 675 5.0 Fitzgerald Toussaint 1041 5.6 +366 2010 Daniel Herron 1155 5.3 Vincent Smith 601 4.4 +554 2009 Brandon Saine 739 5.1 Brandon Minor 502 5.2 +237 2008 Beanie Wells 1197 5.8 Brandon Minor 533 5.2 +664
Mike Hart was a 6th round pick in the 2008 draft; none of his successors, not a single one, has been drafted.
Ohio State, on the other hand, has had two 1st rounders (Elliott, Wells) and three 2nd rounders (Hyde, Dobbins, and Curtis Samuel, who had 771 yards rushing as a a freakin' H-back in 2016); Herron (6th round) and Weber (7th round) were also drafted.
Why would any top RB go to scUM? Damned if I know. Hell, Rod Smith (549 career rushing yards at Ohio State) has had a better NFL career than any of scUM's running backs, Mike Hart included. Winged helmets and barbecues, I guess....
See Henne, Chad, e.g.Looking at YPC it’s impressive that the TUN kids seem to always have their best season as first year starters.
Then they get developed
Anyone think he has the capacity—either intellectually or through introspection—to regret making that video?