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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion)

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Which Buckeye had the greatest impact on the Ohio State history of the position he played?

  • Brian Hartline

  • Other (This is the wrong answer)

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Bestbuck36 said:
I'm gong to say that no one ever beats this Hartline run, whenever it ends. We're witnessing the greatest run of WR greatness in history.

That was insane just typing it.
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As much credit as we're giving him, it's not nearly enough. Contrary to the last 4 years, it's really really really hard to go in the first round. He's doing it annually, once he did it twice (3 times kinda). And we just expect him to do it again next year, because we all know he's doing it the year after that.
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
As much credit as we're giving him, it's not nearly enough. Contrary to the last 4 years, it's really really really hard to go in the first round. He's doing it annually, once he did it twice (3 times kinda). And we just expect him to do it again next year, because we all know he's doing it the year after that.
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He fails to deliver a first rounder next draft and his picture is going up on the bulletin board in the Fringe’s break room.
 
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Going to need $3 million next year because he's going to get offered $7 and $8 to head coach somewhere else! All these recruits taking NIL paycuts to be coached by him is hardly going unnoticed. Hard to put a price tag on staying home to coach and wait his turn but I'm guessing it better be real steep.
 
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Brian Hartline is stealing one key strategy from Chip Kelly ahead of Ohio State’s Week 1 showdown with Texas​

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While Hartline didn’t expand on the decision, it’s easy to look back at what Kelly and Day said last August to find the pros of being higher and away from the action. Day said the organization that comes with having space is part of it.

“I think, for him, being able to get organized up there. He’s got the tablet up there. He’s got his call sheet up there. He can really be clean after every series. I think that’s one of the things two that he and I were talking about was that when you’re on the sideline and you’re the head coach, you have your call sheet, but it’s hard to get your next series ready when you’re doing all these other things.”

Kelly had been used to being a head coach in the NFL or college for years, minus 2009, so that was a big change at the moment. The new Las Vegas Raiders general manager has adjusted, and Hartline’s willingness to try it his way could benefit the offense as much as anything else.

“When you’re up there, you’ve got a desk, you can sit down and you get your thoughts organized for the next series,” Day said. “You can go through everything. You can communicate well. So, that’s gonna be his plan.”
 
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