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Bleed S & G;1256501; said:Well, that obviously worked well
darius723;1256503; said:I've read quite a few places that Beanie is not only out for Saturday, but out for the season. Of course no real source was there, but what's the word?
Bleed S & G;1256505; said:No that is not the word.. a few pages back, JT addresses the media.. draw your own conclusions
Jake;1256483; said:I have little doubt Beanie will give it a go but I have a lot of doubt that he's going to be close to 100%. Our defense is really going to have to show up for this one.
rocketman;1256481; said:Beanie or no Beanie, the fans are coming out for this game. This plane is full of Buckeyes!
hawaiianbuckeye;1256554; said:Folks it's been known for a while that the ligaments near his big toe have been the "culprit". These types of injuries do not heal overnight and sometimes take a lot longer than you hope. I'm sure he'll try to convince docs and coaches that he can go (shoot me up), but how effective will he be? That's the real issue. We've practiced without him for two weeks and I'm sure Tress has prepared for being "Beanieless" quite a bit. This game does not lay in the hands of Beanie alone. We have many other issues that need to be spot on during this "Clash at the Coliseum" as they're calling it. We need to pressure Sanchez all night long and attack the ball attack the ball and attack the ball some more. We need to be perfect in the special teams area and we need to protect our quarterback to give him time. We need our backup RB's to run hard and with a purpose. We need to keep the USC defense on their heels with different plays/schemes and we can not turn the ball over! It's a tall order to ask but if we want to win this game that's what needs to happen.
If I'm placing a wager on this I'm betting he doesn't play. If he does he'll be VERY limited and practically a non-factor. Beanie is a special talent and he has a CAREER ahead of him so I'm saying he doesn't play.
We CAN win without Beanie! We can rest Beanie until Wisconsin if we have to.
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hawaiianbuckeye;1256554; said:Folks it's been known for a while that the ligaments near his big toe have been the "culprit". These types of injuries do not heal overnight and sometimes take a lot longer than you hope. I'm sure he'll try to convince docs and coaches that he can go (shoot me up), but how effective will he be? That's the real issue.
Jake;1256537; said:My conclusion is this "foot thing" is going to linger all season, never fully healing until the bowl game layoff, at the earliest.
mross34;1256362; said:Tressel-08-09-11
Tressel's presser today. After watching this I feel a little more confident that Beanie's gonna play.
My conclusion is this "foot thing" is going to linger all season, never fully healing until the bowl game layoff, at the earliest.