RB TreVeyon Henderson (Official Thread)

[bucknut502]

And just for reference again

I re-watched this yesterday for the 3rd time. I’ve been trying to talk myself out of making this comparison, but I’m going to do it anyway. Henderson is the closest I’ve seen to Reggie Bush. Fast, shifty, and insane vision!

 

[OregonBuckeye]

In related developments, Ellis just CB'ed Donovan Edwards to Georgia, and Greene just CB'ed Corey Kiner to Cincinnati.

Looks like Ohio State might get two stud RBs (Pryor and Henderson), and Michigan might get shut out of their top two targets (Edwards and Kiner). That's what I call a win-win situation.

Pleeeeeeease let that be the case

 

[Dylanp311]

Pleeeeeeease let that be the case

Over on MGOBlog they are perfectly fine taking Edward's and Kiner and we have to be cheating. Now they might get neither. Edward's has already stated he wants to be in a two back system and mentioned Georgia. Looking back what was the last good RB ttun put into the league. Mike Hart never beat tOSU and had like 200 rushing yards. These kids want to go where they can win and succeed. When was the last time that truly happened up north

 

[LordJeffBuck]

These kids want to go where they can win and succeed. When was the last time that truly happened up north

I know it's a rhetorical question, but it was the mid-1990s. You know, 5+ years before all of the current recruits were born.

 

[jwinslow]

Over on MGOBlog they are perfectly fine taking Edward's and Kiner and we have to be cheating. Now they might get neither. Edward's has already stated he wants to be in a two back system and mentioned Georgia. Looking back what was the last good RB ttun put into the league. Mike Hart never beat tOSU and had like 200 rushing yards. These kids want to go where they can win and succeed. When was the last time that truly happened up north

Anthony Thomas was briefly decent. Drafted in 2001.
Tyrone Wheatley was okay. Drafted in 1995.
Leroy Hoard was ok. Drafted in 1990.

Those 3 were drafted 2-13 years before Edwards was born.

 

[Dylanp311]

I know it's a rhetorical question, but it was the mid-1990s. You know, 5+ years before all of the current recruits were born.

And I think that is the difference that some um fans dont seem to understand. So much of society is what have you done for me lately and optics matter. When you see tOSU succeeding and building something, you want to be apart of it. What is um building...another 8-4 year. Henderson seems like a really solid kid and one I never envisioned in this class and now I'm pumped at the prospect of him and Pryor, lethal.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Anthony Thomas was briefly decent. Drafted in 2001.
Tyrone Wheatley was okay. Drafted in 1995.
Leroy Hoard was ok. Drafted in 1990.

Those 3 were drafted 2-13 years before Edwards was born.

Chris Perry was pretty good. He was 2004 iirc.

 

[jwinslow]

Chris Perry was pretty good. He was 2004 iirc.

When Edwards was 1.

 

[Mr.Blonde]

Quick feet and nice lateral movement for his size. The one move at the 1:30 mark in the clip above is nice; shifty, sees the crease, then has the extra gear to get through the traffic.

 

[tonystarx]

Clemson has to be kicking themselves for tryna recruit him as a DB first. A rare gaffe for them.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

Chris Perry was pretty good. He was 2004 iirc.

2003. And he was good in college but was a complete bust in the pro's

 

[Trevi]

And just for reference again

Meh. He’s ok. But he never breaks any tackles. Of coarse that might be because no one ever touches him

Check out the play at the 6:12 mark. Woody would be proud, literally leaves a cloud of dust. But it is a tad bit more than 3 yards

 

[MSURacerDT55]

Im telling you guys, after watching his highlights there's one name that popped up in my head as I watch how he runs, Marshall Faulk....

 

[HotMic]

 

[MGMT]

You basically have no chance as an individual defender once he reaches the second level.