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Piece together the Buckeye season!

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Renard said:
Underdogg I hope your right about Cordle. From what I've seen of him he reminds me of the lineman from Minny...cant remember his name. Anyway very good on his feet, probably real good at pulling. Remember when Stafford was pulling early in the season for Mo C. and we were eatin up the yards in 2002? I would love to see it again.
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You're probably thinking of Greg Eslinger, Minny's center that pulls well.
 
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Renard said:
Mili brings up a rather valid point that I really didn't give much thought to. I forgot all about Jenkins accomplishments in that game, as well as Amos. Mili what percentage chance would you give either starting from the onset, or midway thru the season?
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Obviously, it will depend on how well our current CBs perform. If they struggle a bit, I can see either Jenkins or Amos getting tossed in for a few series, and once that happens he could steal the position away, ala Chris Gamble in 2002. Both could very well have already worked themselves into the two-deep by the season opener.
 
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That's him BB73! I was too lazy to look it up, Thanks!

Mili, I like the size of both Jenkins & Amos at Cornerback. If you look at all the top corners in the Big Ten (and the NFL for that matter) they all have size. Alan Zemaitis, Ashton Youboty, and Leon Hall all have size. I believe the other top Big Ten corners for Iowa (Antwan Allen & Jovan Johnson) benefited from their front seven and the pressure they created. Though vertically challenged they did a good job last season, but we will see what happens this season.
 
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