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I hope we close the deal on him, he is very talented and solid in the classroom."I live in Ohio and it's an offer that I had been hoping would come," he said.
No.....Brian is strictly a wide receiver.Any chance of him playing DB?
There is no need to wonder....Brian has had offers from alot of schools including Miami (Fl)...he has the talent.just makes me wonder about his abilities.
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=13848925&BRD=1698&PAG=461&dept_id=21848&rfi=6Tigers' Robiskie narrows choices
The school that Brian Robiskie had an interest in early on came through with a big play for him late.
Ohio State, which had recruited the Chagrin Falls wide receiver then backed off, made a scholarship offer late last week, Robiskie said.
"Early in the process, they were recruiting me, but they were real honest with me and said they already had two receivers coming," Robiskie said. "Then they called me and said they were trying to move people around - maybe make one of them a DB. I talked to Coach (Jim) Tressel and talked to Coach (co-defensive coordinator Mel) Tucker, and they said they had a scholarship for me."
Robiskie, the son of Browns interim head coach Terry Robiskie, is visiting Ohio State this weekend. The other finalist for his services is Miami (Fla.), which he visited last weekend.
"That's what it pretty much comes down to, those are the two," Robiskie said. "I'm comfortable with both."
Tressel visited Chagrin Falls on Monday, Robiskie said, and met with his family.
Robiskie, 6-foot-4, 195 pounds, caught 47 passes for 754 yards and 14 touchdowns last fall and was a first-team All-Ohio selection.