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My admiration for Cordle is and always will be sky high
The kid played wherever and whenever the team needed him (played hurt)
Played every position on the line
He'd have played safety if they asked him
Immense respect...
Welcome home
The kid played wherever and whenever the team needed him (played hurt)
Played every position on the line
He'd have played safety if they asked him
Immense respect...
Welcome home
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Two-Minute Drill: Updates From the Ohio State - Michigan Postgame
Ed Warinner Updates
+ Warinner said his offensive linemen handled his transition very well, and he had former Buckeye offensive lineman Jim Cordle helping out down on the field as a graduate assistant.
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...Updates-From-the-Ohio-State-Michigan-Postgame
Ed Warinner Updates
+ Warinner said his offensive linemen handled his transition very well, and he had former Buckeye offensive lineman Jim Cordle helping out down on the field as a graduate assistant.
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...Updates-From-the-Ohio-State-Michigan-Postgame
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Looks like Jimmy might be moving on up. Oline assistant coach next year with Warinner in the box calling plays as the OC/OL coach. Sounds good to me.
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mattynokes
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Loved me some Jimmy Cordle. If I'm not mistaken, didn't he play all three line positions? I told Giants fans, he'd make the team solely for his versatility. He really seemed to be a guy who understood the game very well and wasn't just one of those guys who was good, but couldn't translate talent into teaching (duh, he's coaching, so there's that). It might be something that our OL responded to very well since not only did Cordle play OL in college, but he did it here!
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Unless I am mistaken, for us, he played all 5.. sometimes with only one arm and one leg.. warrior
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I still remember his family walking around in a Cordle jersey that was big enough to cover a grill 
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'BOWLING WITH BUCKEYES' RAISES MONEY FOR CHARITY THROUGH OHIO STATE GRADUATE ASSISTANT JIM CORDLE'S FOUNDATION
Last night, Buckeyes old and new gathered at Tiki Lanes in Lancaster to help raise money for charity. There were slobs like Pat Elflein, a Miss Ohio, old-timers, and even Heisman winner Troy Smith, all bowling to help fund Special Olympics grants and local scholarships in the name of Ohio State graduate assistant Jim Cordle's Cordle Cares Foundation. The event, called "Bowling with Buckeyes," was a huge success, and all started several years ago with an idea.
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Two legends. 1 Heisman, 1 Snow Bowl. Thanks to all the Buckeyes that bowled at Bowling with Buckeyes.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...e-graduate-assistant-jim-cordles-cordle-cares
Last night, Buckeyes old and new gathered at Tiki Lanes in Lancaster to help raise money for charity. There were slobs like Pat Elflein, a Miss Ohio, old-timers, and even Heisman winner Troy Smith, all bowling to help fund Special Olympics grants and local scholarships in the name of Ohio State graduate assistant Jim Cordle's Cordle Cares Foundation. The event, called "Bowling with Buckeyes," was a huge success, and all started several years ago with an idea.
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Two legends. 1 Heisman, 1 Snow Bowl. Thanks to all the Buckeyes that bowled at Bowling with Buckeyes.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...e-graduate-assistant-jim-cordles-cordle-cares
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