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dozerbuck;909847; said:Couldn't you say that about Texas too? or Auburn? or Tennessee? or Colorado?
I think saying he is more suited for WVU is kind of a slight on TP's passing ability, which is what I don't understand.
WVU is much more a run first spread than anything, not the balanced spread that Troy ran.
Here is a question: can you name two starting WVU WR's from last year?
OSUBuckeye4Life;909862; said:Reynaud (who is one of the more explosive players in the Big East) and Myles (who was their bigger/taller type).
Of course WVU is my second favorite NCAA team .
OmahaBeef;909961; said:I've sort of been wondering, if he ends up at OSU, when would he end up being the starter? Assuming Boeckman starts this year, and next, Pryor would be a true sophomore when when he has his first shot at taking over the starting job. However, Henton will be a (RS) Jr, and Schoenhoft a (RS) Sr. It seems like it would be hard for a true sophomore to win that QB competition. (...and then if Henton gets the starting job in the 09 season, I don't see Pryor taking it away the following season from Henton.)
I know, my assumptions and projects may be off (and I expect them to be since I know Pryor is going to play QB at OSU) but when/how is he going to get the chance to?
Buckeyeskickbuttocks;909963; said:Under your theory, wouldn't Pryor redshirt since you've already got Boeckman starting in 2008?
You don't use an elite11 caliber QB as a WR!!!! That's as foolish as using one to handle punt returns as a freshman....then expecting him to win the Heisman as a Senior.Well I was wondering whether we would use him here or there as a WR or something of that nature. Like I said, what do I know? I was just curious when/how he's going to be used. (I realize that we are recruiting him as a QB, and that if he comes he here will play QB, but I was just wondering if while he's sitting in line he might play something else for a play or two.)
BuckeyeNation27;910014; said:You don't use an elite11 caliber QB as a WR!!!! That's as foolish as using one to handle punt returns as a freshman....then expecting him to win the Heisman as a Senior.
BuckeyeNation27;910014; said:You don't use an elite11 caliber QB as a WR!!!! That's as foolish as using one to handle punt returns as a freshman....then expecting him to win the Heisman as a Senior.
matcar;910029; said:Isn't that exactly what we did with former Elite 11 QB Troy Smith early in his career? Not that I'm suggesting we do that with TP.
TERRELLE PRYOR
Jeannette (Pennsylvania) QB, 6- 6, 220, Sr.
No player will be watched with more anticipation than Pryor (top right), the No. 1 prospect in the nation. Deemed by scouts to be the next Vince Young, he threw for 1,732 yards and 15 touchdowns, ran for 1,676 yards and 28 scores -- and caught a TD pass -- in 2006....