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WhoDeyForever
Twitter: @KOBasinger
So does El Guapo at least get an invite to New York for the Heisman with another dominating game Saturday?
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EDDIE GGGG27
Muck Fichigan
I would think so. His stats are very comparable to mark Ingrams when he won the Heisman a few years ago.
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WhoDeyForever
Twitter: @KOBasinger
I should've made it more clear...I meant this upcoming game against msu..I just don't see more than 3 candidates better than him right now? I guess they sometimes do only invite 3.
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Buckskin86
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Ohio State RB Carlos Hyde keeps boosting NFL draft stock
- By Bucky Brooks
- NFL Media analyst
- Published: Dec. 3, 2013
Tony Ding/Associated Press
Ohio State's Carlos Hyde is among the top RB prospects in the 2014 draft class.
Ohio State's Carlos Hyde continues to build a strong case to be one of the top running backs selected in the 2014 draft.
The 6-foot, 235-pound senior is an old school tailback with the size, strength and power that NFL scouts covet in feature backs. While my colleague, Gil Brandt, has said Hyde lacks speed and quickness, I didn't believe those things were an issue based on my perspective from the Michigan press box during last week's Buckeyes-Wolverines game. Hyde flashed impressive short-area quickness with the ball in his hands. I believe his second-level acceleration and burst rates slightly above average.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...rb-carlos-hyde-keeps-boosting-nfl-draft-stock
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I think Hyde is set to be the best "former Buckeye" in the NFL since Eddie. He has all the tools that the great NFL backs posess in todays game. He's big, he has vision, he can run routs and catch passes, he blocks, he works hard and his running style seems to keep him relatively healthy (knock on wood.) I see him having a long and very successful career playing on Sundays.
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Mark Ingram also wasn't suspended any games when he won th heisman either. I'm even hearing that if winston is charged after(if) he wins the heisman then they'll strip him of it
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If Winston is charged beforehand, he doesn't win it.
If Winston is charged afterwards, they wait for the trial to play out before doing anything.
ESPiN has been pushing Winston -- basically "we can always take it away later, but it'd be a travesty if he's not guilty and we voted somebody else in"
If Winston is charged afterwards, they wait for the trial to play out before doing anything.
ESPiN has been pushing Winston -- basically "we can always take it away later, but it'd be a travesty if he's not guilty and we voted somebody else in"
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MaxBuck
SoCal, Baby!
If it transpires that Winston isn't guilty, it would be a shame if he weren't awarded the Heisman. He's certainly been the "most outstanding" on the field this season.
If it turns out he is guilty, he'll continue a recent trend of awarding the trophy to felons and fuckwits.
If it turns out he is guilty, he'll continue a recent trend of awarding the trophy to felons and fuckwits.
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I disagree. Ill take Jordan Lynch's 2,457 yds passing, 1755 yds rushing, 43 TDs, and 5 INTs, and a perfect season.
As for Carlos, he has certainly left a mark on Buckeye lore that cannot be taken away. First 1000 yd RB for Urban, 226 against Michigan, rebounded big time from his suspension to shoulder a lot of the load and carry the team when needed. He's a physical back that doesn't back down. IMO, he has the most heart as a RB that we have had at Ohio State since Beanie.
That said, you could make the case for 3 players ahead of him, one of which being his own teammate, Braxton.
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