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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Someone tell Drue that "bottle flipping" must not be very difficult:
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Drue is trying out with a UFL team for this upcoming season. He says this will be his last shot.
If you have Twitter or TikTok, he’s an awesome follow.
If you have Twitter or TikTok, he’s an awesome follow.
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This is a great career choice for Drue, in my very biased veteran opinion. He’s young, a graduate, no family, and at a crossroads in his career. With his resume, he will have all jobs open to him in the Army and make a great officer.
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Looks like he’s doing ROTC (maybe while he completes his degree?). This will make OCS a lot easier for him.
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Perplexed as well. Thought he was per good with the Bengals. Didn’t even land in the XFL either.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Cam Newton wants to hire former Ohio State punter for interesting role
“That was immaculate storytelling” #GoBucks
buckeyeswire.usatoday.com
Cam Newton wants to hire former Ohio State punter for interesting role
Former Ohio State punter Drue Chrisman has always been an outstanding storyteller. From his days of bottle-flipping with the Buckeyes to his quest to be an NFL punter, Chrisman has always drawn fans closer in unique ways.
Recently, Chrisman documented his tryout with the Washington Commanders which unfortunately didn’t end with a spot on the team. Much to the chagrin of the Commanders, Chrisman posted his journey to social media where the Commanders asked him to take the short documentary down. To this date, the video is still on Chrisman’s X (formerly Twitter) account.
Former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton caught wind of Chrisman’s talents. After checking out the documentary for himself, he gave a shout-out to the former Buckeye and invited him to come work for him at his production company Iconic Saga saying “You don’t need to punt anymore.”
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