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RB Brandon "Zoom" Saine (official thread)

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crazybuckfan40;714888; said:
Well let me start by just saying that Haw was due to a start and stop of a stop watch on a fast track one time.

Saine did it on a consistent basis on the track...
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I'm with cbf40 on this one. Remaining optimistic till shown otherwise. I know, track speed vs football speed is the next argument, but he did put up on the field in HS, plus demonstrate great speed on track.
 
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I loved his video from the moment I first saw it and his season did nothing to turn me away. He had a great state title game and then he had a nice showing in the all-star game.

If he doesnt play rb I think there is going to be a spot for him.

One thing I thought about the other day, if he doesnt pan out on offense, with his size and speed combo he could make for a great OLB if he could learn the position.
 
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Saine Catching Passes out of the Backfield

Did anyone see the catch out of the backfield that Reggie Bush made in the Saints v Bears game?

I can see JT calling a play like that with Brandon's name on it. Good hands and superb speed should make this a play to watch for this year with tOSU.

:osu:
 
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DDN

Piqua running back honored by 'Parade'

Buckeye-bound Brandon Saine is one of 3 Ohioans to make magazine's All-America football team.


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By Kyle Nagel
Staff Writer

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Brandon Saine, who won Ohio's Mr. Football award while leading Piqua High School to the Division II state championship last season, will receive another honor on Sunday when he is named to the Parade All-America High School Football Team.
Saine, a 6-foot, 218-pound running back who is also the state's two-time defending Division I track champion in the 100 and 400 meters, rushed for 2,261 yards and 33 touchdowns during a dominating senior season. The state's record-holder in the 100 meters (10.38 seconds), Saine is expected to sign a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to play for Ohio State next season.

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