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With this persistence in pursuit of a goal, imagine the success Kamryn Babb will have in life. Awe-inspiring!
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- Day says "we'll see what Kam (Babb) can do moving forward, physically." Day says "I hope it'll be a lot, but I just don't know." Day says Babb has "really good body language" as a wide receiver and that C.J. Stroud likes to throw him the ball.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
Maybe he deserves his own thread, but I have a favorite non-Buckeye player. I never knew I had one of those, but I do now.
Go to about 11:44 to relive the touchdown. I know you want to. But go to about 12:11. You see #3 for Indiana, probably Taiwan Mullen (the other #3 they have listed on their roster is a wide receiver). Just for a second or so he claps for Babb. He may know the story, he may not. If his clap is sarcastic, then never mind. But I'll choose to believe it's real.
I don't know who you guys are playing next, but I hope #3 has a career day.
Go to about 11:44 to relive the touchdown. I know you want to. But go to about 12:11. You see #3 for Indiana, probably Taiwan Mullen (the other #3 they have listed on their roster is a wide receiver). Just for a second or so he claps for Babb. He may know the story, he may not. If his clap is sarcastic, then never mind. But I'll choose to believe it's real.
I don't know who you guys are playing next, but I hope #3 has a career day.
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Looks legit to me. If they know the story I'm sure it's real. These guys all go through a lot for a dream and respect is often high for each other, even rivals.
Except those fucks up north. But Full disclosure I had tears in my eyes for kickoff the game Bo died.
Except those fucks up north. But Full disclosure I had tears in my eyes for kickoff the game Bo died.
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sparcboxbuck
What happened to my ¤cash?
Hard not to. It was an end of an era. And given the mad respect and off-field friendship Woody had with Bo, you know that Woody would have too. But as soon as foot meets ball… it’s over. KILL!!KILL!!KILL!
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Award To Honor Exemplary Leadership By A College Player
DALLAS (Nov. 16, 2022) – The semifinalists for the sixth annual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year were announced today, a group that includes 20 of the nation’s top leaders in college football.
Compiled by a subset of the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Selection Committee, the semifinalists have all demonstrated a record of leadership by exhibiting exceptional courage, integrity and sportsmanship both on and off the field.
Sixteen seniors and four juniors make up the list. Among conferences, the Big Ten led the way with six selections, while the ACC had five. The SEC and Pac-12 had three each. The American Athletic had two semifinalists and the Big 12 had one selection.
2022 JASON WITTEN COLLEGIATE MAN OF THE YEAR SEMIFINALISTS
Kamryn Babb, Ohio State (Sr., WR) – Kam Babb is a universally recognized team leader for the second-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. A two-time captain, his impact has been felt off the field as this Fall he was awarded the Block “O” jersey, which goes annually to the player who best personifies the qualities of the Ohio State great Buckeye, and Pro Football and College Football Hall of Famer, Bill Willis: toughness, accountability and character. While Babb’s time on the field has been limited due to four knee surgeries, his impact off of it has been felt every day. His impact was felt most this past Saturday when he caught his first collegiate pass in Ohio State’s win over Indiana: an 8-yard touchdown pass. In addition to being a captain, a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and three-time OSU Scholar-Athlete, Babb had the honor last Fall of speaking at the investiture of Ohio State University President Kristina M. Johnson. He graduated last December with his degree in communications.
https://jasonwitten82.com/award/
DALLAS (Nov. 16, 2022) – The semifinalists for the sixth annual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year were announced today, a group that includes 20 of the nation’s top leaders in college football.
Compiled by a subset of the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Selection Committee, the semifinalists have all demonstrated a record of leadership by exhibiting exceptional courage, integrity and sportsmanship both on and off the field.
Sixteen seniors and four juniors make up the list. Among conferences, the Big Ten led the way with six selections, while the ACC had five. The SEC and Pac-12 had three each. The American Athletic had two semifinalists and the Big 12 had one selection.
2022 JASON WITTEN COLLEGIATE MAN OF THE YEAR SEMIFINALISTS
Kamryn Babb, Ohio State (Sr., WR) – Kam Babb is a universally recognized team leader for the second-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. A two-time captain, his impact has been felt off the field as this Fall he was awarded the Block “O” jersey, which goes annually to the player who best personifies the qualities of the Ohio State great Buckeye, and Pro Football and College Football Hall of Famer, Bill Willis: toughness, accountability and character. While Babb’s time on the field has been limited due to four knee surgeries, his impact off of it has been felt every day. His impact was felt most this past Saturday when he caught his first collegiate pass in Ohio State’s win over Indiana: an 8-yard touchdown pass. In addition to being a captain, a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and three-time OSU Scholar-Athlete, Babb had the honor last Fall of speaking at the investiture of Ohio State University President Kristina M. Johnson. He graduated last December with his degree in communications.
https://jasonwitten82.com/award/
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
The kid from St. Louis enjoyed his visit that May so much, he returned to town in June for another look and came back again in November for the Michigan game.
He was all Buckeye from that day forward, even if it wasn't public.
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