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WR Julian Fleming (transfer to Ped)



“His size and speed combination are like I’ve probably never seen in college football,” Ohio State wide receivers coach Brian Hartline said of Fleming in the spring. “The development he’s had from last camp, if you will — whatever you want to call that — through the season to develop but also learn football and grow was really awesome. … I’m so excited for Julian. I think he’s a rock star as an individual, and I look forward to getting him back on a full-time regiment.”

“I know he’s not hanging back in terms of the way he’s working right now,” Day said. “I mean, he’s busting his tail to play really, really well this year. And we’re expecting him to do that. So it’ll be fun to see how this season plays out for him.”

How's it possible that it seems like he's under the radar? I know we are all excited for Harrison and Egbuka but Fleming IMO will be our #3 or #4.
 
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OHIO STATE WIDE RECEIVER JULIAN FLEMING PUTTING SHOULDER INJURY, FRESHMAN FRUSTRATIONS BEHIND HIM

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Two spring practices into his college football career, frustration began to set in for Julian Fleming.

Having long been out in front of his contemporaries as the nation’s top-rated wide receiver in the class of 2020, Fleming found himself a bit behind many of the wideouts at Ohio State – even some fellow freshmen – when it came to the fundamentals of the position.

The Delaware Wing-T offense run at Southern Columbia High School in Fleming’s native Catawissa, Pennsylvania, didn’t exactly prepare him for the demands of Ryan Day’s high-flying pass attack in Columbus, and despite the expectations to become an immediate impact performer, the country’s No. 3 overall prospect suddenly had to play catch-up.

“It was a little bit of a rude awakening, but at the same time I kind of knew it was coming,” Fleming said Wednesday. “Just because everybody told me college was not high school, and obviously it’s not.”



Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...jury-freshman-frustrations-behind-him-in-2021
 
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“It’s definitely been a frustrating process, but I’m just taking it day by day, trying to continue to get better and continue to stay healthy and that’s all I can ask for,” Fleming said. “I’m trying to be a professional about it, get in the training room as much as possible and we have one of the best training staffs in the country. So they’re just trying to help me get right and get healthy.”

“I feel like I’m improving each and every week and I’m hoping to continue that,” Fleming said.
 
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