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billmac91
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Had his worst play of year, IMO, on first series of game when he took an awful angle on Michigan ball carrier, and it lead to a TD on that play. But I thought he played really well rest of game, and thats with a broken hand.
He's been really good this year and a key cog for this team. He's typically been very good in run support, and has been excellent in coverage. He's at worst a 2nd rd pick, and that's pretty damn good from where he would've been last draft.
He's been really good this year and a key cog for this team. He's typically been very good in run support, and has been excellent in coverage. He's at worst a 2nd rd pick, and that's pretty damn good from where he would've been last draft.
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scarletngray
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Got injured late in the game and didn't come back. Hope he is good to go for next week as well as Wade.
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Onebuckfan
classof76
He’s been money all year and he will cash in at the Draft. Hafley has helped Arnette to a new level. If you want to be an NFL corner it would be foolish to go anywhere else.
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scarletngray
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Damon had an amazing game against Wisconsin in October. He was absolutely dominant and made some key plays, especially in the run game. Really hoping he is good to go on Saturday night.
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DAMON ARNETTE ISN'T LETTING BROKEN WRIST SLOW HIM DOWN IN SENIOR SEASON AT OHIO STATE
Damon Arnette has been playing with a broken wrist all season.
The fifth-year senior Ohio State cornerback suffered the injury during the first two weeks of preseason camp. As he attempted to punch the ball out of J.K. Dobbins’ hand on a run during practice, his right wrist bent backward.
That wasn’t enough to take him off the field, however.
“I finished that practice though, by the way,” Arnette made sure to say while explaining on Wednesday how he suffered the injury.
At the time, Arnette didn’t realize he had broken his wrist. He didn’t know that until after the third game of the season, when he decided to undergo an X-ray due to lingering pain. During the Buckeyes’ first bye week following their sixth game of the season, Arnette underwent surgery, which has forced him to wear a bigger cast on his wrist than he was before.
Still, with the exception of Ohio State’s 10th game of the season at Rutgers – for which he was available to play but was held out for precautionary reasons due to the lopsided nature of the matchup – none of that has been enough to take Arnette off the field.
In his mind, the broken wrist just isn’t a big deal. It certainly wasn’t going to keep him from playing as hard as he can in his final season as a Buckeye.
“When I found out it was broken, I didn’t even think twice about it,” Arnette said. “I was just like ‘Oh ok.’ Because I was already playing with it.
“It just is what it is right now,” Arnette added. “I’m just trying to keep my head down until we run through the finish line, then I’ll be able to look up and see what I’ve played through and what we’ve accomplished, after we’ve accomplished what we need to accomplish.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...-slow-him-down-in-senior-season-at-ohio-state
Damon Arnette has been playing with a broken wrist all season.
The fifth-year senior Ohio State cornerback suffered the injury during the first two weeks of preseason camp. As he attempted to punch the ball out of J.K. Dobbins’ hand on a run during practice, his right wrist bent backward.
That wasn’t enough to take him off the field, however.
“I finished that practice though, by the way,” Arnette made sure to say while explaining on Wednesday how he suffered the injury.
At the time, Arnette didn’t realize he had broken his wrist. He didn’t know that until after the third game of the season, when he decided to undergo an X-ray due to lingering pain. During the Buckeyes’ first bye week following their sixth game of the season, Arnette underwent surgery, which has forced him to wear a bigger cast on his wrist than he was before.
Still, with the exception of Ohio State’s 10th game of the season at Rutgers – for which he was available to play but was held out for precautionary reasons due to the lopsided nature of the matchup – none of that has been enough to take Arnette off the field.
In his mind, the broken wrist just isn’t a big deal. It certainly wasn’t going to keep him from playing as hard as he can in his final season as a Buckeye.
“When I found out it was broken, I didn’t even think twice about it,” Arnette said. “I was just like ‘Oh ok.’ Because I was already playing with it.
“It just is what it is right now,” Arnette added. “I’m just trying to keep my head down until we run through the finish line, then I’ll be able to look up and see what I’ve played through and what we’ve accomplished, after we’ve accomplished what we need to accomplish.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...-slow-him-down-in-senior-season-at-ohio-state
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DAMON ARNETTE ISN'T LETTING BROKEN WRIST SLOW HIM DOWN IN SENIOR SEASON AT OHIO STATE
Damon Arnette has been playing with a broken wrist all season.
The fifth-year senior Ohio State cornerback suffered the injury during the first two weeks of preseason camp. As he attempted to punch the ball out of J.K. Dobbins’ hand on a run during practice, his right wrist bent backward.
That wasn’t enough to take him off the field, however.
“I finished that practice though, by the way,” Arnette made sure to say while explaining on Wednesday how he suffered the injury.
At the time, Arnette didn’t realize he had broken his wrist. He didn’t know that until after the third game of the season, when he decided to undergo an X-ray due to lingering pain. During the Buckeyes’ first bye week following their sixth game of the season, Arnette underwent surgery, which has forced him to wear a bigger cast on his wrist than he was before.
Still, with the exception of Ohio State’s 10th game of the season at Rutgers – for which he was available to play but was held out for precautionary reasons due to the lopsided nature of the matchup – none of that has been enough to take Arnette off the field.
In his mind, the broken wrist just isn’t a big deal. It certainly wasn’t going to keep him from playing as hard as he can in his final season as a Buckeye.
“When I found out it was broken, I didn’t even think twice about it,” Arnette said. “I was just like ‘Oh ok.’ Because I was already playing with it.
“It just is what it is right now,” Arnette added. “I’m just trying to keep my head down until we run through the finish line, then I’ll be able to look up and see what I’ve played through and what we’ve accomplished, after we’ve accomplished what we need to accomplish.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...-slow-him-down-in-senior-season-at-ohio-state
Damon returning for this season was HUGE
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