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LB Scott McVey (official thread)

osugrad21;1342466; said:
Absolutely agree on both counts..Tyler Moeller has been one of my favorites since H&G hooked us up with him. Great kid. I can't comment with personal experience but the guys saying as much are folks I respect in evaluation.

Either way, great company in comparison...and agreed on the offer.

I was finally able to see him play and he is bigger than Moeller at this stage and the speed looks compareable. I'd still give that edge to Moeller, but I'm biased when it comes to Tyler. :)

Great offer for OSU and I hope he becomes a Buckeye. Elder had no answer for this kid.
 
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BN$--New Video: Buckeyes' Latest Scholarship Offer Scott McVey


My take: Explosive. Absolutely explosive. You hear about hips mostly with DBs but watch this film and pay attention to his hips...from opening to drops to exploding through ballcarriers, Scott's core strength is obvious. This is a throwback football player with lethal motor.

2010 fan favorite on special teams...
 
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Hopefully Ohio State gets another Iggy boy. Those have worked out pretty well in the past at tOSU... LeCharles Bentley and Anthony Gonzalez come to mind, as well as other good core players throughout the years.
 
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The only game I've seen him play was the staqte title game - and he was absolutely dominant. Unblockable. Super-high motor. As Grad said - explosive.
Not as big as Nate Williams yet, but reminds me of him - very strong for his size and very quick.
I am happy to see we offered him and super-hyped to learn he is a strong OSU lean/fan.
 
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DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Scott McVey, St. Ignatius
As good as it gets

Friday, December 12, 2008 Mike Peticca
Plain Dealer Reporter

The operable question about St. Ignatius linebacker Scott McVey this season was "How can this guy play any better?"
McVey answered with a peerless performance in the biggest of games, the Wildcats' Division I state championship against Cincinnati Elder.
The 6-1, 215-pound junior exceeded even his own lofty standards, sacking Elder quarterback Mark Miller four times, helping on two other sacks and intercepting a pass in St. Ignatius' 28-20 win.
McVey is The Plain Dealer's Defensive Player of the Year.
Besides speed, strength and sure tackling, modesty and selflessness are McVey traits, as shown when he was asked about the season.
"I think it will sink in when I fully realize that I won't get to practice again with our seniors," McVey said.
"They've meant a lot to me. I'm really going to miss them."
McVey, who was recently offered a scholarship to play for Ohio State, was stationed between middle linebacker Kolin Sullivan and left safety Dan Fox in the Wildcats' 3-5 defense.

Cont...
 
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