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WR Terrelle Pryor ('10 Rose, '11 Sugar MVP)

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BrutusBobcat;970965; said:
While I appreciate everyone's attempts to inoculate against a potential disappointment, I really can only agree partially with this thought. Pryor isn't a bonus, he's the keystone to a phenomenal class. Yes, the class will be great regardless, but the addition of a top-shelf QB will make it as close to perfect as we're ever going to see. It goes from a Category 4 storm to a 5+ tOSU-goes-all-Katrina-on-the-B11 storm.

This is a big deal. Let's all be honest and say that it's a big deal. I am willing to risk being greatly disappointed if it means getting to enjoy the anticipation of the whole process. I'd hate to ruin it with Cassandra-like handwringing about a sky that might fall. Let's dance on the edge...let's dream great dreams...let's mix our metaphors with reckless abandon...Pryor is coming to Columbus and there's nothing that Rich Rodriguez can do to stop it. :oh:
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:lol: I like your style. :wink2: :io:
 
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While I appreciate everyone's attempts to inoculate against a potential disappointment, I really can only agree partially with this thought. Pryor isn't a bonus, he's the keystone to a phenomenal class. Yes, the class will be great regardless, but the addition of a top-shelf QB will make it as close to perfect as we're ever going to see. It goes from a Category 4 storm to a 5+ tOSU-goes-all-Katrina-on-the-B11 storm.

This is a big deal. Let's all be honest and say that it's a big deal. I am willing to risk being greatly disappointed if it means getting to enjoy the anticipation of the whole process. I'd hate to ruin it with Cassandra-like handwringing about a sky that might fall. Let's dance on the edge...let's dream great dreams...let's mix our metaphors with reckless abandon...Pryor is coming to Columbus and there's nothing that Rich Rodriguez can do to stop it. :oh:
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I agree whole heartedly, very well put:io:
 
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BrutusBobcat;970965; said:
While I appreciate everyone's attempts to inoculate against a potential disappointment, I really can only agree partially with this thought. Pryor isn't a bonus, he's the keystone to a phenomenal class. Yes, the class will be great regardless, but the addition of a top-shelf QB will make it as close to perfect as we're ever going to see. It goes from a Category 4 storm to a 5+ tOSU-goes-all-Katrina-on-the-B11 storm.

This is a big deal. Let's all be honest and say that it's a big deal. I am willing to risk being greatly disappointed if it means getting to enjoy the anticipation of the whole process. I'd hate to ruin it with Cassandra-like handwringing about a sky that might fall. Let's dance on the edge...let's dream great dreams...let's mix our metaphors with reckless abandon...Pryor is coming to Columbus and there's nothing that Rich Rodriguez can do to stop it. :oh:
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I agree for the most part. TP has the potential (key word: potential) to be a phenominal QB wherever he ends up. One thing to keep in mind though, for every Vince Young, there's 3 or 4 Ron Powlus. I'd say the landing of the "Block O" could end up being a much bigger deal (the keystone if you ask me). In football, it all begins with the big boys up front, and there ain't been a better group recruited in some time than what we have...even excluding Jenkins. Not to mention what these kids are doing to help bring others in (TP included).
 
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BrutusBobcat;970965; said:
While I appreciate everyone's attempts to inoculate against a potential disappointment, I really can only agree partially with this thought. Pryor isn't a bonus, he's the keystone to a phenomenal class. Yes, the class will be great regardless, but the addition of a top-shelf QB will make it as close to perfect as we're ever going to see. It goes from a Category 4 storm to a 5+ tOSU-goes-all-Katrina-on-the-B11 storm.

This is a big deal. Let's all be honest and say that it's a big deal. I am willing to risk being greatly disappointed if it means getting to enjoy the anticipation of the whole process. I'd hate to ruin it with Cassandra-like handwringing about a sky that might fall. Let's dance on the edge...let's dream great dreams...let's mix our metaphors with reckless abandon...Pryor is coming to Columbus and there's nothing that Rich Rodriguez can do to stop it. :oh:
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:io:

Haha I agree. I really want him to come to tOSU bad, and would be very disapointed if he didn't, whether or not that would be a fair expectation.


I like to sound more optomistic and level-headed than I probably am :biggrin:.
 
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