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WR Brian Robiskie (Official Thread)

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(CAPTION INFORMATION) Ohio State's Brian Robiskie celebrates after scoring the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter. Photos are of the University of Michigan vs. the University of Ohio at Ohio Stadium, November 18, 2006. (Detroit News / David Guralnick)
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That's a new one.

Robo had a huge game, and there's no doubt he'll be starting and putting up big numbers next year when Ginn is in the NFL.
 
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I am not sure who it was, but someone said earlier in the thread that Robo will go down as the best receiver in tOSU history.

That might be hard to believe after watching the NFL today and seeing Jenks, Galloway, Holmes all putting up tds today and Glenn also having a big day with the game sealing reception, and Ginn going to be a top pick next year and the greatest NFL buckeye receiver Chris Carter.

But the thing is the greatness that this kid shows is just remarkable. His ability to use his body and get seperation. Then his understanding for the coverage and his ability to work the sideline.
 
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crazybuckfan40 said:
I am not sure who it was, but someone said earlier in the thread that Robo will go down as the best receiver in tOSU history.

That might be hard to believe after watching the NFL today and seeing Jenks, Galloway, Holmes all putting up tds today and Glenn also having a big day with the game sealing reception, and Ginn going to be a top pick next year and the greatest NFL buckeye receiver Chris Carter.

But the thing is the greatness that this kid shows is just remarkable. His ability to use his body and get seperation. Then his understanding for the coverage and his ability to work the sideline.
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i never went that far, but i went on the record somewhere on here that hed be special, very special early on this year. you could tell from his route running, blocking and the way he uses his frame. you just dont see kids like this everyday...
 
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jimotis4heisman;666458; said:
i never went that far, but i went on the record somewhere on here that hed be special, very special early on this year. you could tell from his route running, blocking and the way he uses his frame. you just dont see kids like this everyday...
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Totally agree, and it doesnt help that his dad is a WR coach so he has all the ins and outs of the position...
 
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Dispatch

Robiskie grows on, off the field as Buckeye
He credits fellow receiver Gonzalez for new outlook
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Tim May
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH


Parents always hope their kids are hanging out with the right crowd. Terry Robiskie had the same hope for his son, Brian. The receivers coach for the Cleveland Browns sent Brian to Ohio State to get an education and play football. In the past year, he noticed something interesting: one was growing hand in hand with the other.

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ABJ

Ohio State report

Backing Browns no more

Brian Robiskie awaiting new NFL team to follow

By Marla Ridenour

Beacon Journal sportswriter

GLENDALE, ARIZ. - Brian Robiskie said his favorite NFL team is whichever one his dad works for.
So Ohio State's sophomore split end found himself in limbo when Browns receivers coach Terry Robiskie was one of four assistants let go Friday in a revamping of coach Romeo Crennel's staff.

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Dispatch

OSU freshman Robiskie learns hard lesson about football
Saturday, January 06, 2007

BOB HUNTER

GLENDALE, Ariz. ? In the opulent sports shrine known as University of Phoenix Stadium, amid a swarm of frenzied media mongrels looking for that one good quote or sound byte, Brian Robiskie?s introduction to national championship game media day was four reporters who wanted to talk to him about his dad being fired the night before by the Cleveland Browns.

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CPD

RECEIVING NEWS IN STRIDE


Saturday, January 06, 2007 Bill Livingston
Plain Dealer Columnist
Scottsdale, Ariz.
- As a coach's son, Brian Robiskie knows about the blame game. "I know when you don't do what's expected, somebody has to take the blame," the Ohio State sophomore said, a day after his father, Terry, was fired as Browns wide receivers coach.

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Oneshot;750071; said:
Gosh... I can't believe he's already a team leader...

It seems like yesterday I just read 'Brian Robiskie has signed his LOI!'
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I know what you mean. His class was by far my favorite class, and now they are in their sophomore class! Brian is a junior coming up, and wow it goes by fast!
 
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