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WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (Official Thread)

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JonathanXC said:
Ted Ginn Jr. vs. Notre Dame

RECEIVING
8 catches 164 yards 20.5 ypc 1 TD

RUSHING
2 att. for 73 yards 36.5 ypc 1 TD


If it weren't for Troy Smith, he'd be the player of the game. Those numbers are quite amazing! Way to go Teddy!
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Ted Ginn had the game of his life at the perfect time. You can tell, once he gets his confidence going, he is unstoppable. What a gem that we still have as a junior next year.
 
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Big Play Teddy

All they have to do is give the ball to Teddy a ginn, a ginn, and a ginn. I just wanted to say that little line. Man was that game nerve wracking. And who deserves the game ball? The D or Troy?
 
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It is beautful to have Ginn coming back -

The best play all night by Teddy didn't net him any yards.

It was when he and Holmes both sealed off their blocks to free up AP for that run away TD.

That shows me a lot about his progression as player since last year.
 
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sandgk said:
It is beautful to have Ginn coming back -

The best play all night by Teddy didn't net him any yards.

It was when he and Holmes both sealed off their blocks to free up AP for that run away TD.

That shows me a lot about his progression as player since last year.
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it's the little things that make the difference.... Jim Tressel Coaching 101 :)
 
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I honestly felt that tonight was going to be Teddy's breakout game of the year. The guy showed up big time. That run he made was unbelieveable. Buckeye and Non-Buckeye fans were in for a big treat tonight. The guy was absolutely spectacular.
 
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You know what's going to make Teddy shine next year? The fact that the best QB in the country will be getting him the ball. Oh it's such a great relationship. To have the best WR and the best QB in the country on your team.

SEE YOU IN ONE YEAR TEMPE!
 
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I saw the postgame news conference. Teddy said that he had a lot of fun, but he also said that the point of the game was to play for the seniors. He said that he had another year and that they don't. He said another year, not two more years. Unless this was a slip of the tongue, next year could be his last as a Buckeye.
 
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Seeing how he can perform against weak defenses, you have to wonder how his season would have differed in this conference:

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1/3/06

Ginn makes big plays, ends season with flair

Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Ken Gordon , Tim May and Aaron Portzline

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Upon reaching the end zone last night after one of his typically circuitous journeys, Ted Ginn Jr. held the ball out in front of him, as if to say, "Lookie here, don’t forget about me."
The Ohio State receiver/returner might have taken himself out of the Heisman Trophy race early in his sophomore season, but he certainly ended it with an awardworthy flourish.
In the 34-20 win over Notre Dame, Ginn scored on a 68-yard end around and a 56-yard reception. He finished with eight catches for 167 yards, a career high, and 73 yards rushing.
"Notre Dame is a fast defense," coach Jim Tressel said. "And when they’re chasing one way and Teddy’s running the other, they’ve got a problem."
His 68-yard run was 60 yards longer than his previous high this season. He entered the game with 10 yards on 10 carries.
His performance was reminiscent of that of Heisman winner Reggie Bush of Southern California against Notre Dame in October. Bush rushed for 160 yards and three TDs and caught four passes for 35 yards in a 34-31 win.
Bush hasn’t yet said he is declaring for the NFL draft, but Ginn dropped a hint that he might turn pro after the 2006 season. "I had a lot of fun," he said. "The point of the whole game was to play hard for the seniors. I have another year and the seniors don’t.
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