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Terrelle Pryor, considered an all-around explosive athlete, has great size, quickness, and speed. Recruiters describe him as a "Vince Young" type of quarterback, dangerous in the open field with his ability to run. Pryor is not committed to date but has narrowed down his college choices to Florida, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.
BuckeyeTillIDie;1026193; said:ND?
First time I've heard that one.
I hope so :( he's freakin me out manwadc45;1026571; said:Don't believe everything you read...word behind the scenes is that OSU is very much still the team to beat. I think Terrelle is just having a little fun with the process right now...
schultgb;1026579; said:Not sure if this is the correct forum, but could this be part of a "backlash" to the "insider" on another board's comments/predictions? He made some sort of stupid public guarantee on Pryor, and now it seems as if we all have to sweat it thanks to the poster. I can't help but think Pryor may be a little upset with everyone being set on him being a strong OSU lean, even if he is.
Pryor keeps college, finals in perspective
Thursday, December 13, 2007BY ERIC F. EPLERFor The Patriot-News
It's true you learn something new with every step you take.
From the cell phone calls you accept, and the ones you don't, to the meetings you schedule with a half-dozen of the most influential college football coaches in the country.
Unbelievable at times, all are courting me, quarterback Terrelle Pryor.
Without question it's a crazy thing, but you have to stay focused, pretty much line up when the whistle blows and take care of business. From now until Saturday night, lunch with Tennessee's Phillip Fulmer, or more cozy dialogue with Oregon's Mike Bellotti or Ohio State's Jim Tressel can wait.
Believe me, Dunmore High School has my full attention.
Recruiting destination
College football coaches continue to come to Jeannette's practices.
Penn State's Tom Bradley was there Monday, Oregon quarterbacks coach Chip Kelly was there on Tuesday, Pitt offensive coordinator Matt Cavanaugh attended yesterday, and Tennessee quarterbacks coach David Cutcliffe was at the Wilmington game.
Kelly was watching practice when quarterback Terrelle Pryor asked Jeannette coach Ray Reitz if they could run the Oregon option play. Kelly said he hoped the play went for a touchdown. Reitz and assistant coach John Danton, the Jayhawks offensive coordinator, agreed.
Jeannette assistant coach Roy Hall said he was talking to Cutcliffe when the Tennessee coach took a phone call from Archie Manning, the father of Peyton and Eli Manning. Hall said Manning was calling to see how Pryor looked.
Reitz said he expects Florida, Ohio State and West Virginia to be in Jeannette soon.