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RB Chris "Beanie" Wells (All B1G, All-American)

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Has Wells fumbled yet this year?

Additionally, to me it seems silly that there's this Heisman buzz for Boeckman when Beanie is the driving force behind this offense. I don't know if I'd trade him for any other back in the country.
 
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mross34;985275; said:
Has Wells fumbled yet this year?

Additionally, to me it seems silly that there's this Heisman buzz for Boeckman when Beanie is the driving force behind this offense. I don't know if I'd trade him for any other back in the country.
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Yes he has.
No I wouldn't.
 
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CCI;985318; said:
by far better than clarett
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hmmm.. this would be a good debate...

as shitty as Clarett was off the field, I think he was better on the field.. but Clarett only had one season as an 18 year old. Would be interesting to see Clarett his sophmore year as many we're predicting heisman

Wells may very well be better, but not 'far better' IMO at least
 
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Bleed S & G;985355; said:
hmmm.. this would be a good debate...

as shitty as Clarett was off the field, I think he was better on the field.. but Clarett only had one season as an 18 year old. Would be interesting to see Clarett his sophmore year as many we're predicting heisman

Wells may very well be better, but not 'far better' IMO at least
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huge debate, but IMO Wells is the whole package on the field.
 
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Clarett was never the same player after his knee was operated on his freshman season. He had just enough speed to break away from players in the secondary before the injury and not enough after he came back. Beanie has proven that he has legit breakaway speed.
 
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schwab;985317; said:
That, or else 2 decent minutes following 58 horrible minutes on a Thursday night telecast. :wink2:
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Ha! Good point. However, that dream didn't last long. Did anyone really expect it to though? Even Flutie's smart enough to know who's a contender and who's a pretender.
 
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Dispatch

Ohio State football
Wells hitting stride
Sophomore tailback has rushed to rescue in past three games
Saturday, November 10, 2007 3:54 AM
By Ken Gordon


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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Fred Squillante | Dispatch
Chris Wells, right, carried the load last weekend as Ohio State came back from a 17-10 deficit in the second half to beat Wisconsin.

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Neal C. Lauron | Dispatch

With hopeful eyes, Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio watched Oct. 20 as Ohio State tailback Chris "Beanie" Wells hobbled around during warm-ups.
Wells had been something of an enigma to that point, showing flashes of big-time potential but also fighting a chronically painful ankle.
"I didn't know if he was going to play; that's how bad he was hobbling," Dantonio said. "But once he got loosened up, I guess it kicked in, and he played very well."
Wells ran for 221 yards against the Spartans, the start of a three-game roll for the sophomore. He followed with 133 yards at Penn State, and 169 yards and three touchdowns last week against Wisconsin.

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