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Ha. Beau Bishop has been slumming it with regional coverage for 15 years, and his son makes it all the way to ESPN before he's 3.
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scarletmike
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That was really well done. Loved how they showed the dagger in the Bama game multiple times. You can never watch that too many times.
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Is it possible to love this young man and his family any more?? Doubt it.
I really hope he's the next Heisman Trophy winner for tOSU. Just be another extreme class act in a long line of Buckeye greats to do it.
I really hope he's the next Heisman Trophy winner for tOSU. Just be another extreme class act in a long line of Buckeye greats to do it.
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I watched the E:60 segment on him. He has GREAT parents. This world would be so much better if every parent cared for the well-being of their kids as much as they cared for EZE and his siblings.
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I thought it was a great special...
and heard that line about how invaluable a great support system around him is
heart kinda sank and fell back on a couple OSU players that I always wished had that kind of support system
and what they could have been
Hats off to you Zeke..
he tweeted that now his teammates are teasing him about being a cry baby
he should reply "I kept you from crying if we'd have lost"
and heard that line about how invaluable a great support system around him is
heart kinda sank and fell back on a couple OSU players that I always wished had that kind of support system
and what they could have been
Hats off to you Zeke..
he tweeted that now his teammates are teasing him about being a cry baby
he should reply "I kept you from crying if we'd have lost"
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HorseshoeFetish
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I gotta admit that EZE does look pretty good in black and gold.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
EZEKIEL ELLIOTT AWARE OF EDDIE GEORGE'S OHIO STATE RUSHING RECORD, BUT IS MORE FOCUSED ON TEAM GOALS
Ezekiel Elliott's blossomed into one of the faces of the Ohio State football program. As a Heisman Trophy candidate and the team's running back, it's hard for him to avoid the spotlight.
And that's not even mentioning what he did to Wisconsin, Alabama and the Oregon in the 2014 postseason to help put him in this position, as the odds-on favorite to win the most prestigious award in college football (along with TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin). He's taking steps to become the next Ohio State legend and eighth Buckeye to win the award.
When asked Monday if knew who held the school's single season record for rushing, Elliott didn't hesitate. He knew the exact number, too.
"Eddie George," the running back said after practice. "Nineteen twenty-seven."
That's 1,927 yards, from George's magical 1995 season when he averaged nearly 6.0 yards per carry and scored 24 rushing touchdowns. George finished with more than 2,300 yards from scrimmage in 13 games and led the Buckeyes to an 11-2 record. Troy Smith became the next Buckeye to win the award in 2006, but 2015 marks 20 years since a running back captured it.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...o-state-rushing-record-but-is-more-focused-on
Ezekiel Elliott's blossomed into one of the faces of the Ohio State football program. As a Heisman Trophy candidate and the team's running back, it's hard for him to avoid the spotlight.
And that's not even mentioning what he did to Wisconsin, Alabama and the Oregon in the 2014 postseason to help put him in this position, as the odds-on favorite to win the most prestigious award in college football (along with TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin). He's taking steps to become the next Ohio State legend and eighth Buckeye to win the award.
When asked Monday if knew who held the school's single season record for rushing, Elliott didn't hesitate. He knew the exact number, too.
"Eddie George," the running back said after practice. "Nineteen twenty-seven."
That's 1,927 yards, from George's magical 1995 season when he averaged nearly 6.0 yards per carry and scored 24 rushing touchdowns. George finished with more than 2,300 yards from scrimmage in 13 games and led the Buckeyes to an 11-2 record. Troy Smith became the next Buckeye to win the award in 2006, but 2015 marks 20 years since a running back captured it.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...o-state-rushing-record-but-is-more-focused-on
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