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DB Malcolm Jenkins (All B1G, All-American, Thorpe Award, All-Pro, 2x Super Bowl Champion)

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NJ-Buckeye;973421; said:
Malcolm may as well get a lawn chair and a good book... because he won't see any action... Morelli will know where Malcolm is at even when Malcolm's peeing and won't go anywhere near him...
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Did you see how pissed Malcolm was when Morelli threw that pass that knocked the book out of his hands? He was so pissed he ran it back for another TD just so he could go back to finishing up the book
 
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[FONT=arial,helvetica] Cornerback Malcom Jenkins #2 of the Ohio State Buckeyes celebrates after intercepting a pass and running it in for a touchdown during a game against the Penn State Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium October 27, 2007 in University Park, Pennsylvania. Ohio State won 37-17. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)

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[FONT=arial,helvetica] Cornerback Malcolm Jenkins #2 of the Ohio State Buckeyes sings the alma mater with his teammates after a game against the Penn State Nittany Lions at Beaver Stadium October 27, 2007 in University Park, Pennsylvania. Ohio State won 37-17. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)[/FONT]
 
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Folks that don't follow tOSU will scratch their heads when they see the final stats associated with Jenkins on the AA team
2 interceptions
3 passes broken up
4 tackles

because no teams are dumb enuf to go his way...(ie 96% of all plays run to the opposite side of Jenkins)
 
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NJ-Buckeye;978090; said:
Folks that don't follow tOSU will scratch their heads when they see the final stats associated with Jenkins on the AA team
2 interceptions
3 passes broken up
4 tackles

because no teams are dumb enuf to go his way...(ie 96% of all plays run to the opposite side of Jenkins)
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I think you meant 4 Tackles for a Loss...he has a total of 39 tackles so far :)...also 3 interceptions
 
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THORPE AWARD NAMES 2007 SEMI-FINALISTS​
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The Jim Thorpe Award Screening Committee in Oklahoma City has announced 12 semi-finalists for the award given annually to the nation?s best college defensive back.​
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This list will be narrowed on November 19, to three finalists who will be invited to the nationally telecast Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards Show on December 6. The winner will be announced on the show and the official presentation will be at a formal banquet in Oklahoma City on February 12, 2007.​
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The 2007 award marks the 21st anniversary of the trophy, first presented in 1986 to Baylor?s Thomas Everett. Last year?s winner was University of Texas standout Aaron Ross, now playing for the New York Giants.​
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Thorpe Award winners are selected for performance on the field, athletic ability and character. ​
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The 2007 semi-finalists are:​
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Trey Brown, Sr., UCLA​
Antoine Cason, Sr., Arizona​
Vontae Davis, Soph., Illinois​
Malcolm Jenkins, Jr., Ohio State​
Mike Jenkins, Jr., South Florida​
Kenny Phillips, Jr., Miami​
James Silva, Sr., Boston College​
Reggie Smith, Jr., Oklahoma​
Craig Steltz, Sr., LSU​
Julius Stinson, Sr., Wyoming​
Aqib Talib, Sr., Kansas​
Tom Zbikowski, Sr., Notre Dame​
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The Thorpe Award preseason Watch List is determined on a point system based on preseason All-American teams. Other players are added to the list based on their performance during the season. Of this year?s semi-finalists, Trey Brown, Vontae Davis, Mike Jenkins, James Silva, Craig Steltz and Julius Stinson were not on the preseason Watch List. ​
 
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NJ-Buckeye;978090; said:
Folks that don't follow tOSU will scratch their heads when they see the final stats associated with Jenkins on the AA team
2 interceptions
3 passes broken up
4 tackles

because no teams are dumb enuf to go his way...(ie 96% of all plays run to the opposite side of Jenkins)
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It's like when Daymeion Hughes was an AA at Cal.

He had a whole bunch of interceptions, but he was so far from a shutdown corner. He had so many holes in his game - he wouldn't come up for run support, he would get beaten all the time.

He got his AA because he was opportunistic and extremely athletic. Good makeup speed and good hands; He's nowhere near the cover corner that Malcolm is.

I still love DH, but I'm just saying MJ is classes ahead of DH in ability.
 
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]4. Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State, 6-1, 202, 4.45, Jr. [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica][/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica] A breakout sophomore season last year has scouts singing Jenkins' praises as the next in a long line of talented Buckeyes defensive backs. It is easy to see why. Blessed with a spectacular combination of size and speed, Jenkins might be the closest thing to a true shut-down corner currently playing at the collegiate level.[/FONT]
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CBS Sportsline Underclassmen
 
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