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They should have ended that video with his block in the Maryland game in the endzone just for punctuation. Bad ass.
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ScriptOhio
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HOW WOULD OHIO STATE'S CURTIS SAMUEL DEFEND HIMSELF? "I'M NOT A COACH SO THAT'S FOR THEM TO FIGURE THAT OUT"
How do you defend Curtis Samuel?
It's one of the most difficult questions in all of college football to answer and through 10 weeks, opposing coaches haven't had much success.
Samuel lines up everywhere for second-ranked Ohio State's offense: in the slot, outside receiver, running back, Wildcat quarterback. You name it, he has played it. He's now the Buckeyes' punt returner, too.
Samuel has 637 rushing yards and 750 receiving yards through 10 games this season. He's scored 13 total touchdowns and he's averaging a ridiculous 10.1 yards per play. If Ohio State plays enough games, there's still an outside chance he becomes the first player in FBS history to get 1,000 rushing and 1,000 receiving yards in the same season.
When the Buckeyes get him the ball, good things happen.
So, how exactly does one go about defending Samuel? Well, let's go straight to the source to try and figure that one out.
"I'm not a coach," Ohio State's star offensive weapon said Wednesday after practice while flashing a giant smile. "So that's for them to figure that out."
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...-a-coach-so-thats-for-them-to-figure-that-out
How do you defend Curtis Samuel?
It's one of the most difficult questions in all of college football to answer and through 10 weeks, opposing coaches haven't had much success.
Samuel lines up everywhere for second-ranked Ohio State's offense: in the slot, outside receiver, running back, Wildcat quarterback. You name it, he has played it. He's now the Buckeyes' punt returner, too.
Samuel has 637 rushing yards and 750 receiving yards through 10 games this season. He's scored 13 total touchdowns and he's averaging a ridiculous 10.1 yards per play. If Ohio State plays enough games, there's still an outside chance he becomes the first player in FBS history to get 1,000 rushing and 1,000 receiving yards in the same season.
When the Buckeyes get him the ball, good things happen.
So, how exactly does one go about defending Samuel? Well, let's go straight to the source to try and figure that one out.
"I'm not a coach," Ohio State's star offensive weapon said Wednesday after practice while flashing a giant smile. "So that's for them to figure that out."
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...-a-coach-so-thats-for-them-to-figure-that-out
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ScriptOhio
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VIDEO: CURTIS SAMUEL EXPLAINS WHY HE CHOSE OHIO STATE
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...urtis-samuel-explains-why-he-chose-ohio-state
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...urtis-samuel-explains-why-he-chose-ohio-state
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MARVYMARV14
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Curtis Samuel swag is in like a zillion, the way he's playing he'd be a legit concern for any DC even Bama!
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URBAN MEYER COACH'S SHOW RECAP: STOLEN WISCONSIN PLAYS, SCOUTING MICHIGAN STATE, AND AROUND-THE-CLOCK RECRUITING
Curtis Samuel's football IQ continues to "amaze" Meyer. Samuel does so much offensively, he can't work on the fundamentals of WRs and RBs. Samuel mostly works with Zach Smith and the receivers, however.
On receivers: "Two weeks in a row, not good, dominant." Blocking especially, which is critical. "Last two weeks we gave the game ball to Zone-6. Not sure what Zone-6 means, but it's cool."
Curtis Samuel is "as good a blocker as we've ever had."
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-.../76758/urban-meyer-coachs-show-michigan-state
Curtis Samuel's football IQ continues to "amaze" Meyer. Samuel does so much offensively, he can't work on the fundamentals of WRs and RBs. Samuel mostly works with Zach Smith and the receivers, however.
On receivers: "Two weeks in a row, not good, dominant." Blocking especially, which is critical. "Last two weeks we gave the game ball to Zone-6. Not sure what Zone-6 means, but it's cool."
Curtis Samuel is "as good a blocker as we've ever had."
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-.../76758/urban-meyer-coachs-show-michigan-state
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