Isaiah Pead (official thread)

[OSUBucks22]

Rivals $

4/16

Video of Isaiah.

 

[wadc45]

Indiana has offered...

 

[PlanetFrnd]

Indiana has offered...

Pead would be a big boost to Terry Hoeppner's (re)building effort.

 

[wadc45]

BG $

5/5

By BK...Toledo, Indiana and Pitt have offered and OSU was in to visit him recently.

Here's a kid who could blow up going on the TG bus tour...not unlike Dane last year.

 

[wadc45]

Rivals $

5/7

From the Pitt site...Pead discusses his interest in Pitt. Last year he was Player of the Year in the Cap City Prep League and Co-Player of the Year in the state in division IV.

 

[jwinslow]

Free Scout

5/4

2nd gallery from Cleveland NHSASC Combine, feat Pead among others.

 

[Best Buckeye]

Nice group of pics Josh, thanks

 

[Buckskin86]

Isaiah Pead won the 100 (10.84), 200 (22.12) and 400 (48.86) for Eastmoor

http://www.thisweeknews.com/?sec=ho...07/Northland/Sports/051707-Sports-357255.html

 

[wadc45]

Rivals $

5/24

From the Pitt site...offers from Pitt, West Virginia, Louisville, Bowling Green, Marshall, Central Michigan, , Indiana, Toledo, Miami (OH) and Akron. Will be on the Ginn bus tour.

 

[MARVYMARV14]

The kid is a gamer, I'm thinking OSU finds room for him.
He has a highlight reel that rivals Bush in High School, and those were So. and Jr. highlights. He will be lights out this year.

 

[osugrad21]

The kid is a gamer, I'm thinking OSU finds room for him.

You could be right if he NAILS a standardized test score...

 

[MARVYMARV14]

Ahhhh....... always a snag here or there for inner-city kids.
Lets hope he gets it together, because I absolutely don't wan't to see this type of talent go to Illinois or Minnie. Not this time.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Ahhhh....... always a snag here or there for inner-city kids.

The same "snag" applies to kids in the burbs and countryside as well...

 

[PlanetFrnd]

The same "snag" applies to kids in the burbs and countryside as well...

Beat me to it, thanks.

 

[MARVYMARV14]

No doubt, but I was implying more to the inner-city struggle with academics, but that's another topic, back to Pead.