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

spin360;1226083; said:
I sure hope so, his INT return during the Penn State game in 2006 was a thing of beauty.

Would have been even MORE beautiful if he'd held onto the ball all the way into the endzone. :lol:
 
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spin360;1226083; said:
I sure hope so, his INT return during the Penn State game in 2006 was a thing of beauty.
Yeah, other than the part where he spiked the ball at the half-yard line, where it rolled out of bounds through the endzone for a touchback. :wink2:
 
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cataboy3;1225986; said:
There's been some talk of Jenkins returning punts last/this year. And on the depth chart hes listed there (w/ Small, Robiskie, and Hartline). Anyone think he'll return a punt? I bet he'd be great, it seems like every time he gets an interception he has great vision and is exciting to watch.
He's returned a few punts over the past two seasons in mop-up duty with so-so results. Granted, he's also had to return punts with the second string coverage team, which hindered those numbers. He's only averaged just under 5 yards a return, but had one for 21 yards against YSU last season. I think with his open field vision (like the INT return you mention) would make him a dangerous weapon in the return game, he may just lack the speed that Small and Robo posses.
 
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Jenkins: OSU will need to be perfect
By JON SPENCER ? For The Advocate ? August 18, 2008

COLUMBUS ? Malcolm Jenkins can only hope his next trip to Los Angeles goes better than his last one.


Ohio State?s senior cornerback was on the West Coast earlier this summer to take part in a photo shoot as a member of the Playboy All-America Team. The backdrop was Hugh Hefner?s famous (or infamous) Playboy Mansion.

Every college guy?s dream, right? Uh, not exactly.

Jenkins got ill and the cameras just happened to catch him tossing his lunch. At least there were no Playmates around to see him at his worst.

?Everybody thinks there?s bunnies out there,? Jenkins said. ?There were no girls; just guys.?

It will be even more of a business trip when Jenkins returns with the Buckeyes to L.A. for a Sept. 13 showdown with Southern Cal. The two teams were ranked second and third, respectively, in the first Associated Press poll released Sunday. Their order is flip-flopped in the USA TODAY Coaches poll, which helps determine the combatants in the Bowl Championship Series title game.

As lopsided losers in the last two BCS championships, the Buckeyes know they have to put on a good show against the Trojans. Jenkins thinks it?s boom or bust ? no pun intended, Hef.

?If I was a fan, unless Ohio State goes undefeated, who wants to see Ohio State go (to the title game) again?? Jenkins said. ?We have to win every game. Nobody wants to see us ? no one wants to see us get embarrassed again.?

Running the table and getting to Miami for a third straight shot at glory won?t be enough either.

?We had two good seasons ? not great seasons, good seasons,? Jenkins said. ?If I get old and fat and tell my grandkids about it, I?ll say we had two good seasons and lost the national championship.

?Nobody ever remembers the losers. Other than the last two games, I couldn?t name the loser in the (previous) four national championships. There really isn?t any credit in getting there. At the end of the day, getting there doesn?t matter.?

Jenkins: OSU will need to be perfect | newarkadvocate.com | The Newark Advocate
 
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CollegeFootballNews.com - 2008 All-Americans & Top Players - CB

Jenkins is listed as the sites #1 CB, as well as a First Team AA:

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