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I hope Rob gets the chance to see the field. Best of luck.
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Let me tell you what I like about Rob Schoenhoft. This kid came to Ohio State a top recruit. Surely, he wanted to play but he was beaten out by a teammate.
Not once have we heard a negative word out of Rob. Not once has he done anything but play his role on this team without question. Even in departure, he has only good words to say about his team, coaches, and the University.
This says something to me about the man that he is and about his chances for success in life.
What I like about Rob Schoenhoft is that he is a class act. In my mind, even if he does finish his college play at Delaware, he will always be a Buckeye.
Rob, we are all sorry to see you go and looked forward to your role outside the QB slot. It is easy to understand why you would want to go somewhere else and run an offense.
You will be missed and respected here always. Well done.
Not once have we heard a negative word out of Rob. Not once has he done anything but play his role on this team without question. Even in departure, he has only good words to say about his team, coaches, and the University.
This says something to me about the man that he is and about his chances for success in life.
What I like about Rob Schoenhoft is that he is a class act. In my mind, even if he does finish his college play at Delaware, he will always be a Buckeye.
Rob, we are all sorry to see you go and looked forward to your role outside the QB slot. It is easy to understand why you would want to go somewhere else and run an offense.
You will be missed and respected here always. Well done.
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DDN
Robby Schoenhoft?s truncated career
By Kyle Nagel | Monday, January 14, 2008, 08:57 PM
One day, Robby Schoenhoft and I went to Wendy?s.
That was 2004, when Schoenhoft was the quarterback at St. Xavier High School and committed at Ohio State. That?s a unique position, being a quarterback playing his senior season in Ohio while people know you?re going to Ohio State.
He was a legitimate 6 feet 6 and 240 pounds, and we had cheeseburgers. We talked about the pressures of his Ohio State commitment, his growth as a quarterback and, for a little bit, his expectations.
?My coach was talking in pre game about dreaming big,? Schoenhoft said that day. ?If you miss, you?ll still go big.?
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Robby Schoenhoft?s truncated career
By Kyle Nagel | Monday, January 14, 2008, 08:57 PM
One day, Robby Schoenhoft and I went to Wendy?s.
That was 2004, when Schoenhoft was the quarterback at St. Xavier High School and committed at Ohio State. That?s a unique position, being a quarterback playing his senior season in Ohio while people know you?re going to Ohio State.
He was a legitimate 6 feet 6 and 240 pounds, and we had cheeseburgers. We talked about the pressures of his Ohio State commitment, his growth as a quarterback and, for a little bit, his expectations.
?My coach was talking in pre game about dreaming big,? Schoenhoft said that day. ?If you miss, you?ll still go big.?
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St. Xavier's Specht helped arrange QB's transfer
BY TOM GROESCHEN | [email protected]
Robby Schoenhoft said Monday he started thinking about transferring from Ohio State around the middle of the 2007 football season.
Schoenhoft, a former St. Xavier quarterback, is transferring to Delaware and will start classes Feb. 11. He has two years of eligibility remaining and can play immediately.
Schoenhoft lost out to Todd Boeckman for the OSU starting job before the start of the 2007 season. Schoenhoft completed 17 of 25 passes for 129 yards (no TDs or interceptions) in limited duty in the '07 season, but he was demoted behind redshirt freshman Antonio Henton before the national title game against LSU.
"I started searching for Division I-AA schools a while ago, probably around midseason, just to see if there were any other options out there," Schoenhoft said. Why Delaware?
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St. Xavier's Specht helped arrange QB's transfer
BY TOM GROESCHEN | [email protected]
Robby Schoenhoft said Monday he started thinking about transferring from Ohio State around the middle of the 2007 football season.
Schoenhoft, a former St. Xavier quarterback, is transferring to Delaware and will start classes Feb. 11. He has two years of eligibility remaining and can play immediately.
Schoenhoft lost out to Todd Boeckman for the OSU starting job before the start of the 2007 season. Schoenhoft completed 17 of 25 passes for 129 yards (no TDs or interceptions) in limited duty in the '07 season, but he was demoted behind redshirt freshman Antonio Henton before the national title game against LSU.
"I started searching for Division I-AA schools a while ago, probably around midseason, just to see if there were any other options out there," Schoenhoft said. Why Delaware?
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OregonBuckeye;1122194; said:
Robbie fell apart last year mechanically...it was as much mental as physical. Every time one flaw was adjusted, another broke. He became robotic and that is not good.
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