WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (All B1G, All-American)

[ScriptOhio]

Had himself a nice career. Staying in the league for 14 years is a accomplishment In itself

Yes it is, he played on 6 (7 if you count Carolina twice) different teams and has career earnings of over $40M.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/chicago-bears/ted-ginn-jr-4693/cash-earnings/

 

[Jaxbuck]

His freshman year was one of the highlights of my Buckeye watching career.

A whole different level of athlete.

 

[jakenick06]

 

[LordJeffBuck]

 

[buckeyemania11]

His freshman year was one of the highlights of my Buckeye watching career.

A whole different level of athlete.

 

[bukIpower]

Only negative of his outstanding freshman season was teams rarely took the chance to kick to him for the remaining two years.

 

[Poe McKnoe]

His freshman year was one of the highlights of my Buckeye watching career.

A whole different level of athlete.

Second this. Every time he got a touch in 2004, the room - at least at our house on Frambes - held our collective breaths for what could happen next.

 

[Sweet4HOF27]

Finished 24th all time in all purpose yards in NFL history. Thats ahead of Randy Moss and many other notable names. Thats one hell of a career if you ask me. Congratulations on retirement Teddy!

P.S. He's still fast.

 

[LordJeffBuck]

 

[dragurd]

Finished 24th all time in all purpose yards in NFL history. Thats ahead of Randy Moss and many other notable names. Thats one hell of a career if you ask me. Congratulations on retirement Teddy!

P.S. He's still fast.

Fastest Man I have ever seen on a football field

 

[Jaxbuck]

Doug Datish trying to run with him for a couple of yards in the 2005 Fiesta against Nd was, perhaps, one of my favorite moments.

Aside from the 9 foot long jagged, rusty dagger he stuck in tsun's black, feckless cowardly heart in 2004 of course (or the shiv he offed Sparty with in the last 2 minutes that year).

Overall that season sucked balls but Teddy G made it special.

I'll miss him and my son who was born that year, is now working to see what college offer he can land. Dear Woody, how time gets behind us.

 

[BB73]

Doug Datish trying to run with him for a couple of yards in the 2005 Fiesta against Nd was, perhaps, one of my favorite moments.

Aside from the 9 foot long jagged, rusty dagger he stuck in tsun's black, feckless cowardly heart in 2004 of course (or the shiv he offed Sparty with in the last 2 minutes that year).

Overall that season sucked balls but Teddy G made it special.

I'll miss him and my son who was born that year, is now working to see what college offer he can land. Dear Woody, how time gets behind us.

What are you talking about, Datish beat him to the end zone!

 

[BB73]

The kickoff return at Indiana that got called back due to a totally unnecessary push in the back 10 yards behind Ginn still pisses me off. That was the first game I took my daughter to, but we did get to see a punt return TD that counted later in that game.

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

I still get shivers when he breaks to the left and the crowd begins to roar because... about 12 yards into the return, they realize "he gone"

Another of my favs was the KO return against Minnesota. He was at about the 20 when it was clear he was gone. Agree with Jax about the TD against ND where Datish realized he better step up his sprint

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

I still get shivers when he breaks to the left and the crowd begins to roar because... about 12 yards into the return, they realize "he gone"

Another of my favs was the KO return against Minnesota. He was at about the 20 when it was clear he was gone. Agree with Jax about the TD against ND where Datish realized he better step up his sprint

Correction, more like 7