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This is huge and getting more is a very big deal. CJ is leaving and the best thing we can do for the QB's who are left are to build a similarly dominant Oline in front of them to run the ball and block so the all world WR corps can do their thing. This Frye guy just might be the real deal huh?
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It’s been very rare that I’ve been this impressed by an interview with a HS junior. I’m really looking forward to this guy’s development at tOSU.
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- Four-star 2024 offensive lineman commit Ian Moore: “I thought they played a great game. There were just some things that were rough in the second half. I still had an amazing time and I’m still a Buckeye through and through. It hurts a little but I know we’ll bounce back.”
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Holy guacamole, that's a tough lift to rep out once, let alone twice. For those worrying about the OL in the future (myself included), think about guys like Moore. I honestly think him and Montgomery could dominate at tackle for years to come.
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Captain Buckeye
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Pretty good for a taller kid too. I think he could've got a few more too if he wouldn't have paused so long. That's no joke though.
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
Seem to be hearing some smoke about the Domers offering. I know, ain't over till it's over, but when one of the heavyweights (local university as well) comes a calling, then it's time to make sure the bridges are still strong. PS, I'm of an age when Notre Dame could (and did) go into any state and cherry pick whomever they wanted - and usually the kids went. Also where a pipeline from Cincinnati to ND was as strong as they come, and this pipeline always flowed north. tOSU couldn't break into it until several decades later. Go Bucks!
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This was asked of Birm weeks ago, and I never even mentioned the ND offer because he said himself that there’s nothing to worry about withND.
Yeah that ND pipeline is pretty dead. They’ll still always get talent, but there’s no longer mystique about ND(and honestly hasn’t been in a very long time ).
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There is all the above and also that ND is not even close to locking down kids from Indiana. They are more of a national recruiter, nothing wrong with that but point is that kids from Indiana getting an offer from ND don't seem any more excited than an OOS kid getting an ND offer. In any event, here it seems like Moore fell in love with OSU pretty quick and wanted to end his recruitment about as quick as a recruit can. I am not concerned at all with him.
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