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Cade Stover has been recognized as one of the best leaders in college football.

The Ohio State tight end was named one of 20 semifinalists for the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award, which honors players who have “demonstrated a record of leadership by exhibiting exceptional courage, integrity and sportsmanship both on and off the field.”
“This fantastic group of twenty young men are great student-athletes and perfect examples of what makes college football so great,” said former NFL tight end Jason Witten, the award’s namesake. “They have demonstrated exceptional character and leadership, often while facing large challenges. They are great representatives for their schools and the game of football, and I commend all nominees for getting to this point.”
Stover, who is in his second year as a captain for the Buckeyes, was selected as a semifinalist in recognition of his leadership and work ethic on the field, as well as his efforts to give back to the community. Stover’s biography in the award semifinalist news release made specific note of Stover preparing meals for the MidOhio Food Bank and visiting schools to read to children.
Cade Stover, Ohio State (Sr., TE) – On the cusp of becoming just the third tight end in school history to reach 1,000 receiving yards, Stover is a two-time team captain for the undefeated Buckeyes. Recognized as a leader who steps up to do the hard tasks no one else wants to take on, Stover has made no less than three position changes in his career, eventually settling in as a full-time tight end, where he was initially relied on only as a blocker before eventually becoming a receiving threat. Off the field, Stover prepares meals for the MidOhio Food Bank and regularly visits classrooms to read to children.
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Cade Stover Named Semifinalist for Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award

Ohio State tight end Cade Stover is one of 20 semifinalists for the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award, which recognizes a player for leadership on and off the field.
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Yeah, Ruckert was fine, but not in Dudley's class. But RB07 said, were they given chances? Hartsock made it to the NFL so he was solid. But Cade likely Dudley can win a game for OSU and I'm not sure any of those other guys could ever do that.
 
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Yeah, Ruckert was fine, but not in Dudley's class. But RB07 said, were they given chances? Hartsock made it to the NFL so he was solid. But Cade likely Dudley can win a game for OSU and I'm not sure any of those other guys could ever do that.
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Ruck was fantastic and did keep us in a couple games including that national championship debacle vs Bama. He also had a one handed TD in the BiG Championship game that I think either sealed it or put us ahead so he was the best I'd seen since Dudley. None of the 3 we've been talking about are elite blockers though Cade is pretty strong there. Dudley's size was prototypical and gave him a huge advantage but I think Ruckert had the best hands. Stover is going to end up the all time stats leader when he leaves and hopefully a national champion which would lock it in.
 
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