Recruiting Solely For Rapport?

[goodguy]

Also, I think the example of Jordan may be a bit unfair. Granted, he did not look that great on paper, but his injury problems started before he had a chance to prove he might be another Malcolm Jenkins or Anderson Russell. 2003 was a very small class to be throwing any bones.

Agreed. Jordan's injuries didn't allow him to develop, so it would be unfair to call him a token offer.

Question for all. Without naming names, are there any players on the current roster that you would consider throw-ins, token offers etc etc? It seems that many believe token offers etc do exist, yet no player on the OSU roster fits that description. So again are there players you would consider token players on the OSU roster, yes or no? NO NAMES

 

[Bleed S & G]

Troy Smith was a "throw-in" from Glenville

 

[Flocka]

Beanie. And in basketball, Oden.

 

[jwinslow]

Troy Smith was a "throw-in" from Glenville

'Throw-in' or 'last-minute' is a bit different than 'token offer', however.

 

[goodguy]

Beanie. And in basketball, Oden.

[sarcasm font] I agree with both :!.

'Throw-in' or 'last-minute' is a bit different than 'token offer', however.

Yeah, I think grades were the last minute hold up for a Smith offer.