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scarletngray
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Regardless of where on the depth chart, or what position he plays, I think most will agree Nick is going to see a lot of playing time his Freshman year. I think I see him playing both inside and out but time will tell. As he puts on more weight and muscle I see him being a force on the inside.
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Expectations Are High for Nick Bosa and For Good Reason
You know the name, but do you know the brother?
Joey Bosa spent the last three years dominating college football. As a true freshman he finished with 44 total tackles, 13.5 tackles for a loss, and was second on Ohio State with 7.5 sacks.
From there, Joey only got better and better and could very well be the No. 1 pick April’s NFL Draft.
On National Signing Day, the Buckeyes got the official word that Joey’s younger brother Nick, who committed to OSU back in July, would be following in his brother’s footsteps all the way from Fort Lauderdale, FL to Columbus.
Joey finished his Buckeye career with 150 tackles, 50.5 tackles for a loss, and 26 sacks. Those are big shoes to fill for Nick, but Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer believes there are reasons he will be able to step right into those.
“He's a little ahead of his brother at this time,” Meyer said of the younger Bosa on signing day.
You can tell the OSU coaches are excited about Bosa by the way they talk about him. When asked for freshmen that need to make an impact in 2016, Meyer didn’t blink before saying, “Nick Bosa is an automatic.”
With all this hype surrounding the 10th-ranked player in the country coming out of high school, it would almost be impossible for Bosa to live up to expectations. Throw in the success of his brother at Ohio State and his father – who was a first round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 1987 – and the pressure to perform seems out of this world.
While all of this could weigh on Bosa, co-defensive coordinator Luke Fickell thinks it is because of the expectations of growing up with such an impressive family that Nick will succeed with the Scarlet and Gray.
“You're not obviously ever for sure on guys that are committing as far as how ready and more so mentally the things they can handle. But the great thing you can say about probably Nick as well as Joey is that they grew up around it,” Fickell said.
“And really to look at it, the Bosa family, Joey with his dad playing, he had big shoes to fill and obviously high expectations.So I don't know that it's going to be anything different for Nick.”
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...ns-Are-High-for-Nick-Bosa-and-For-Good-Reason
You know the name, but do you know the brother?
Joey Bosa spent the last three years dominating college football. As a true freshman he finished with 44 total tackles, 13.5 tackles for a loss, and was second on Ohio State with 7.5 sacks.
From there, Joey only got better and better and could very well be the No. 1 pick April’s NFL Draft.
On National Signing Day, the Buckeyes got the official word that Joey’s younger brother Nick, who committed to OSU back in July, would be following in his brother’s footsteps all the way from Fort Lauderdale, FL to Columbus.
Joey finished his Buckeye career with 150 tackles, 50.5 tackles for a loss, and 26 sacks. Those are big shoes to fill for Nick, but Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer believes there are reasons he will be able to step right into those.
“He's a little ahead of his brother at this time,” Meyer said of the younger Bosa on signing day.
You can tell the OSU coaches are excited about Bosa by the way they talk about him. When asked for freshmen that need to make an impact in 2016, Meyer didn’t blink before saying, “Nick Bosa is an automatic.”
With all this hype surrounding the 10th-ranked player in the country coming out of high school, it would almost be impossible for Bosa to live up to expectations. Throw in the success of his brother at Ohio State and his father – who was a first round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 1987 – and the pressure to perform seems out of this world.
While all of this could weigh on Bosa, co-defensive coordinator Luke Fickell thinks it is because of the expectations of growing up with such an impressive family that Nick will succeed with the Scarlet and Gray.
“You're not obviously ever for sure on guys that are committing as far as how ready and more so mentally the things they can handle. But the great thing you can say about probably Nick as well as Joey is that they grew up around it,” Fickell said.
“And really to look at it, the Bosa family, Joey with his dad playing, he had big shoes to fill and obviously high expectations.So I don't know that it's going to be anything different for Nick.”
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...ns-Are-High-for-Nick-Bosa-and-For-Good-Reason
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If he's already running on a treadmill, he'll definitely be full-bore in six months, just in time for the season opener...
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scarletngray
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Definitely. Let's remember it was a slight tear. He should be good to go.
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BN $ - Kurelic's corner: Update on Nick Bosa's status, latest on Wade
Nick's recovery is going well, he's doing some running but no sudden movements yet. Up to 265 lbs & should be ready for situational play by the start of the season.
Nick's recovery is going well, he's doing some running but no sudden movements yet. Up to 265 lbs & should be ready for situational play by the start of the season.
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