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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (Official Thread)

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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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Hstead said:
Joey is 5'10" if he is lucky and I have watched him slam a basketball two handed any way you want, behind the back, 360, you name it he could absolutely sky. Had to have had high 30's and most likely 40 plus inch vertical.


Edit - quick google says 40"

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/aug/13/living-up-to-no-1-seahawks-top-pick-joey-galloway/
"The qualities that could be measured were certainly stunning - the 4.18 40-yard time, the 400-pound bench press, the 40-inch vertical leap."
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He could also bench 405 pounds. Not bad for a dude that weighed 180.
 
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BRIAN HARTLINE LOOKING TO PROVE HE BELONGS, HELP OHIO STATE'S WIDE RECEIVERS GET BETTER EVERY DAY

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July 26, 2018 was a life-changing day for Brian Hartline.

On that day, Ohio State named him interim wide receivers coach, just three days after former wide receivers coach Zach Smith was fired, and just eight days before the Buckeyes began preseason camp.

Hartline described that day as “a little surreal,” as it meant Hartline would have the opportunity to coach the position he once played at Ohio State, less than 10 years after he concluded his own career playing for the Buckeyes.

“I’m very passionate about this particular room,” Hartline said Wednesday while meeting with the media for the first time since his promotion. “Just really thinking back on really thinking I’d ever be in this position, I think I’d probably laugh at you.”

Quickly, though, Hartline moved past the surreality of his new position and turned his focus to his new responsibility, because he wants his interim role to be only the beginning of his coaching career.

“I’m looking forward to earning past that, so to me, it was an opportunity that I wanted to capitalize on. It was not the end role,” Hartline said. “I don’t take it for granted.”


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“I love him,” Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer said Wednesday of Hartline. “He’s doing a great job.”

Meyer says Hartline has brought “instant credibility and knowledge” to Ohio State’s wide receivers, because of his own experience playing the position at Ohio State and in the NFL, and offensive coordinator Ryan Day has also praised what Hartline has brought to the team.

“His energy’s been excellent,” Day said earlier this season. “I think he has credibility with the players. I think they respect when he says something that he’s been through it before. So energy’s been great, and credibility’s probably the second thing.”
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Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...io-states-wide-receivers-get-better-every-day

Re: “HE SURE COULD.”– URBAN MEYER ON WHETHER BRIAN HARTLINE COULD BECOME OHIO STATE'S FULL-TIME WIDE RECEIVERS COACH
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Seriously. If Day let’s him walk knowing Hartline wants the job I would immediately begin to question his judgement. Day couldn’t have orchestrated a masterful downfield passing attack without precise route running and pre-snap discipline.
 
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