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sandgk;1132427; said:...Collective opinion, which I also hold, is that Pryor will get in under center - be used someone like Tebow...Tresselbeliever;1132421; said:If you don't agree with that point, I'd love to hear your point of view. But please stop arguing about Pryor being a RB since it doesn't exist.
BUCKYLE;1132439; said:Don't know if it's been posted yet, but I saw a commercial on FoxSports Ohio that said there's a special on Terrelle. I believe it said tues. at ten. It's called "Under the Lights" or something.
High School Notebook: He's not done yet: Pryor will hit the track for the 200
Sunday, April 06, 2008
By Mike White, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Terrelle Pryor isn't ready to end his high school athletic career just yet.
After dazzling the masses in football and basketball, Pryor has decided to try a new trick.
Track.
Pryor, a senior at Jeannette, said this week he will run the 200-meter dash for the Jeannette track team. Seriously.
"Why not?" Pryor said. "It's just something to do. Maybe another championship I can win."
This is actually not a new trick for Pryor. He ran on Jeannette's track team for part of his freshman year but quit near the end of the season, and one of the reasons was AAU basketball. At the time, he had one of the best 200 times in WPIAL Class AA at 22.7 seconds.
Pryor, who has signed with Ohio State to play quarterback, said he plans to run in a few meets with Jeannette this spring and then at the WPIAL qualifier in May. The WPIAL AA championships are May 13 and the PIAA championships May 23-24. Pryor will leave for Ohio State in mid-June.
Pryor said he works regularly on running.
"I run with parachutes on my back on our football field," Pryor said.
The 200 would seem to be a good event for Pryor. He won't have to work that much on starts because a good start is not as important in the 200 as the 100.
Plus, Pryor's long strides (he's 6 feet 6) and strength are perfect for the 200. His strength would be big in the final 100 meters.
Heck, he'd probably be an excellent long jumper, too.
The 400 might be his best fit, but that is a grueling event and Pryor knows it.
Monday at ten.
Oh8ch;1133275; said:Monday at 10, Wednesday at 10 and Thursday at 7:30.
There are four problems with getting TP on the field:
#1 - Boeckman, Henton and Bauserman
#2 - Beanie, Mo, Saine, and Boom
#3 - Nicol, Ballard and Smith
#4 - Robiskie, Hartline, Small, Sanzenbacher, and on and on.
Point being that we do not have a single position of need or a single position where we do not have talented and experienced depth. Fact is, the most shallow position in terms of said experienced depth is QB.
Oh8ch;1133275; said:Monday at 10, Wednesday at 10 and Thursday at 7:30.
There are four problems with getting TP on the field:
#1 - Boeckman, Henton and Bauserman
#2 - Beanie, Mo, Saine, and Boom
#3 - Nicol, Ballard and Smith
#4 - Robiskie, Hartline, Small, Sanzenbacher, and on and on.
In order to get Pryor on the field, you're obviously suggesting that he start off at fullback.