OL Michael Brewster (Official Thread)

[ScarletBlood31]

One of my favorite quotes from that article....


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[LordJeffBuck]

Moved to the main forum, as Brewster is now officially a Buckeye.

 

[bkochmc]

Woo hoo!

 

[Bestbuck36]

Officially a Buckeye! Start working now Brew, the rest of the Crew will be here shortly.

Man I wish next season was closer.

 

[GrizzlyBuck]

I know its' been said before, but it is great to have Brewster here where he can take advantage of tOSU's S&G staff and equipment to rehab his shoulder. Getting acclimated to College life will only help he and Shuggarts this year and in the long run.

Welcome Brew, and ditto on the "your crew is coming"

 

[matcar]

Weird seeing this in the main forum. But it's always exciting to add the next round of guys.

 

[Sportsbuck28]

Uh.. does this mean he can host recruits on official visits now?

 

[alpo]

Uh.. does this mean he can host recruits on official visits now?

I would hope so. He should get an office, a bank of phone lines and a couple of cold-callers to help him out, too. Some sort of staff, at least a receptionist.

 

[Buckskin86]

Recruiting relentless in age of YouTube
Tania Ganguli | Sentinel Staff Writer
January 27, 2008

Former Edgewater offensive lineman Michael Brewster, a top-10 recruit nationally, learned the hard way how watched he was.

He still has a MySpace page, set to private, and is careful about what he posts, knowing people with the power to get him in trouble might be watching.

He used to use his MySpace page more often.

One day he heard message boards were posting quotes from his MySpace page if he wrote about football.

"That was when I started really being careful about that stuff," Brewster said. "It happened last year, when I was a junior in high school. It's no big deal; it just shows you what people are looking at."

Brewster now uses Facebook.com more, a site mostly geared toward college students.

"That's a kid's personal business," said Meadows, the Spruce Creek football coach. "Invading their privacy, that's wrong. Let a kid be a kid."

The time for that may be long gone.

Recruiting relentless in age of YouTube -- OrlandoSentinel.com

 

[OmahaBeef]

Its always exciting to see the recruits' threads get moved over to the main forum.

Good luck to Michael, and lets hope this is a start to a long and successful career at OSU!

 

[3074326]

I was on the bus with Mr. Brewster today. He's gigantic.

..and that's my random comment for the day.

 

[smu0104]

I was on the bus with Mr. Brewster today. He's gigantic.

..and that's my random comment for the day.

And in pics he actually looks small compared to Mike Adams and JB Shugarts...

 

[GrizzlyBuck]

And in pics he actually looks small compared to Mike Adams and JB Shugarts...

I agree, when I saw Brew's size, and then I saw him in pics with JB and Big Mike, I thought I know he is projected as a center, but with his resume, he could be the designated lineman who when in a pinch is used in multiple positions, and from his reputation he is sharp enough to learn all of the spots.

To have kids like Brew as a Buckeye is awesome, that he is also a potentially great player, yowza...

 

[shetuck]

Lantern: Leader of the pack

good article of the brew-crew's namesake...

Leader of the pack
'Brew Crew' has unofficial leader in Orlando native

By: Matt Friedman
Posted: 2/4/08

Cornered by a surplus of legendary college football programs in the state of Florida, all Kansas City-born offensive line recruit Michael Brewster could think about was returning to the Midwest to play for Ohio State.

"That's all he ever talked about wanting to do was going to Ohio State to play," said Bill Gierke, Brewster's coach at Edgewater High School in Orlando.

[...]

Without playing a snap or lifting a weight, Brewster has already contributed to Buckeye football through a commonplace activity: text messaging. Once he decided to become a Buckeye, Brewster met other potential recruits, formed relationships and stayed in touch through text messages. Other recruits committed to the program and suddenly they joined the text game, too.

"We didn't pressure recruits; we became friends and we didn't have to talk about football," Brewster said.

Undecided quarterback and top-ranked national recruit Terrelle Pryor is a good friend Brewster talks to.

"He's got to do what is best for him," Brewster said of Pryor. "When it comes down to it we don't want to end our friendship with him going to Michigan. I keep my hopes up that it works out and I think it will."

[...]

Noon said Brewster might be in the mix for playing time at guard next year because he is the most versatile of the new class of linemen. He also said Brewster and his class will be part of a run of linemen at OSU who could go on to become prominent NFL players.

Brewster is fully aware of the expectations that come with his high ranking.

"I don't want people to think of me as a flop," Brewster said. "This is what I do, I workout and play football and that's what I was born to do."

Gierke doesn't foresee the word flop being used anytime in Brewster's future.

"He is very mature for his age and his focus to be great is second to none," Gierke said. "I've been coaching for 32 years and this is by far the best focused and advanced player I've ever coached without a doubt."

 

[jwinslow]

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