I think the same, but I wonder if it's just the perception of his size. He looks like a toothpick. I have no doubt of his abilities.
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I think the same, but I wonder if it's just the perception of his size. He looks like a toothpick. I have no doubt of his abilities.
I love Kenny Guiton, but he put up the bulk of his stats against Cal, Florida A&M, SDSU & Purdue. He was a great back up QB.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Step into the action of the 2014 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Presented by Panini America with this video shot 100% with GoPro cameras. We placed three GoPro cameras on #Buckeyes QB Kenny Guiton, #UBBulls WR Alex Neutz and #Mizzou MLB Andrew Wilson and let their play do all the work.
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grnvllbuck
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Maybe Kenny should be promoted to assistant QB coach...if that position is even available. QB development has been a problem for decades...and he seems to know the position better than anyone!
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ScarletnGray 33
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He didn't get an opportunity against better competition. Impossible to know how he would've done against some of the better teams.
But yes, great backup QB. He will be on an NFL roster IMO. Quick reads, quick decision making, and gets the ball out accurately. All you can ask for.
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
In the mid 70s I had it made with GI Bill and a $150 a month GTA stipend from U Cincinnati. Drove a 1950 (as in Harry Truman) Chevy 4 door and actually put a bit of money in the bank.
But you try telling today's kids that... (Monty Python's Four Welshmen)
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When I was on Chapter30, GI Bill covered about half of in-state tuition, food, and cheapest rent I could find -- which is itself more affordable than living in the dorms.
I have a feeling 150 back then was a lot more than it is now too.
Just saying. The landscape has changed a lot; College today is a Pyramid Scheme.
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Buckeye513
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$150 in 1975 would be $650 today. Four months of checks would've gotten you a seven credit semester (three as a non-resident) at my small, public undergrad school. Not including the parking sticker, mandatory meal plan, housing, books, and whatever the fuck a "college fee" is.
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Don't forget the health fee, the counseling fee, the gym fee, etc., etc., etc. -- all of which, at least at my University, cannot be waived even if you never use those services. Though admittedly the gym is rather nice.
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
You're preaching to the choir - I'm an adjunct at NKU and I see the outrageous cost of school everyday. I also see the impact on the vets in my classes. The government and the public have not kept their promise to those who served in terms of school and medical support.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Recently Ohio State has had a COTA fee and a Student Union fee too.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': The older you get the faster time goes by, it seems like it was just a couple years ago to me.
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