QB Stanley Jackson (B1G Champion, Rose Bowl Champion)

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

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Former Ohio State quarterback signs with Mayhem

MARION The Marion Mayhem have signed former Ohio State quarterback Stanley Jackson, according to the team?s Web site. Jackson, who played for Buckeyes from 1994-97, spent seven years in the Canadian Football League with the Montreal Alouettes, Toronto Argonauts and Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

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[Jeffcat]

good ole stanley is still mixin it up. glad to hear it and i wish him the best with marion. cant believe it has been a decade now since he played at osu

 

[TheStoicPaisano]

A few familiar names in that league--Ben Nash and Chris Conwell were on the 2002 title team, Conwell followed Tressel from YSU. One guy I'm surprised has fallen so quickly is T.A. McLendon.

 

[Fungo Squiggly]

A few familiar names in that league--Ben Nash and Chris Conwell were on the 2002 title team, Conwell followed Tressel from YSU. One guy I'm surprised has fallen so quickly is T.A. McLendon.

Ever since he got stuffed at the goalline in triple OT!

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

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Ohio State football: Jackson still going strong
Ex-OSU QB finds work in Marion in indoor league
Sunday, June 3, 2007 3:43 AM
By Tim May


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Kyle RobertsonDispatch
Stanley Jackson, chatting at the Memorial, is playing for the Marion Mayhem of the Continental Indoor Football League.


A last chance has turned into a new beginning for Stanley Jackson.

The former Ohio State quarterback moved his family from Arkansas to Marion, Ohio, this year in his quest for a final shot at pro football. Even if it has come with the Marion Mayhem of the Continental Indoor Football League, the bottom rung on the ladder to the NFL, it was a step up two years removed from his final cut from the Canadian Football League.
"When you've played for so long, the first year of retirement was pretty easy, but the second year was pretty rough, just watching it and missing it," Jackson said. "So I thought I would just come back to the area and play a little football, move my family back here, be around old teammates, and at the same time get some leads on the next step after football."

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[Buckskin86]

Now on local Cbus radio (610) pre and post game shows

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

MarionStar

COMMUNITY
Jackson's Infinity group plans for more than just a restaurant
Ownership aims at downtown entertainment spot
By JOHN JARVIS
The Marion Star

MARION - Stanley Jackson might have been referring to the No. 8 jersey he wore as quarterback at Ohio State. Instead, he referred to the new restaurant and future entertainment venue that he and two other Marion residents, Allen Abrams and Chris Owens, have opened in the Harding Centre.

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[mercer_buckeye]

Anybody hear what Bobby Hoying is up to.

 

[jimotis4heisman]

Anybody hear what Bobby Hoying is up to.

try bobby's thread. or google "crawford hoying smith"

 

[mercer_buckeye]

I forgot my big grin sorry.

see

 

[jimotis4heisman]

I forgot my big grin sorry.

see

shouldnt you actually reference joe germaine with your big grin?

 

[mercer_buckeye]

?I don't get it?

 

[Apache]

Still a Buckeye

Dispatch

Good luck to Stanley Jackson. If it is in you to chase your dream, here's to you.

If it is not to be, you will always be one of the Buckeyes. :osu:

 

[RugbyBuck]

Sounds like a restaurant where your order is as likely to be brought to someone else as to you.

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

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Redmen told: 'Be all you can be'



By Dan Clutter ? Telegraph-Forum staff ? September 11, 2008

BUCYRUS -- Stanley Jackson said he has played football since he was seven years old. Now, at 33, he still plays, this time in arena football with the Marion Mayhem.
But Jackson told the players in the Bucyrus football program that he would still trade places with each of them, despite all he's accomplished on the field.
"When I play football, I get goosebumps," Jackson said. "It's an honor and a privilege to be able to play football.
"When you get to our ages," Jackson told the players. "This will all end one day. But you still have an opportunity to strap it on. But when you get to our ages, can you be able to say that you are satisfied with the effort you gave, or will you have regret?"
The former Ohio State quarterback spoke to the Redmen players Wednesday night and his message was to be all you can be: On the football field, in the classroom and at home.

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