Ohio Pete

Nebraska shows on the Rivals profile for a couple of other players on their team. I'm guessing Nebraska was scouting Luatua and Peters, and in the mean time, mostly filled up on OL, but found something in Bouzos for the defensive backfield.

Certainly seems to be an enthusiastic hitter:

http://www.ocvarsity.com/sections/article/gallery/?pic=1&id=18567

His Sophomore camp numbers weren't too exciting but enough to make all combine in LA:

http://www.nationalunderclassmen.com/nuclasoph2009bib.htm

Is it this one?

http://texas.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1081831

I tried posting a pic and failed..

 

anyway, it's always hard pulling kids out of Columbus.

ND Nebraska or Michigan just might.

 

 

ND rescinded its offer.

Gotcha, no room just like OSU. Might be the same situation here, FTFM.

Lyons would like to go visit USC but with his busy schedule and fligt tickets it might be a while. He knows that Eric Berry used to play for Tennessee under Kiffin and would like to meet the coaches in Cali.

Then he must also know that Eric Berry's interception stats went down when playing for Kiffin. Tied with a couple of DL for team lead.

Oh we're on him:

http://www.huskerboard.com/index.php?/topic/41887-signed-mike-nobler/

I tried posting a pic and failed..

 

anyway, it's always hard pulling kids out of Columbus.

ND or Michigan just might. Looks like OSU is blowing this one. Supposedly being looked at to grow into a DT by some teams.

Hilarious. They rent a limo like prom or a bachelor party? Classy.

I guess helicopters are still OK though.

Anywhere but the Big 12. Well, it would be unusual if it was a Big 12 school as he'd have to sit 2 years if he transferred within conference.

Give Bo the kid and give Carl the moms and we should be golden.

 

Quote of the year. Maybe give Solich the daughter?

Careful

Thanks for posting that (I think), but let's continue the discussion in the BS forum

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Sounds like Ohio State may not offer since they are in on bigger national players right now. Could change with a camp performance, but I think ND and Michigan are the main competition right now.

OTOH:

Paul averaged 19.9 yards on his team-high 40 receptions, by far the highest mark in the Big 12 for players with 40 or more catches. Nine of his receptions covered 35 yards or more.

Paul's the big play WR. Need a possession guy to develop to compliment him.

New York is low, but this one is even more a mystery to me.

37. Massachusetts - 9

They must all be playing soccer?

Basketball and lacrosse?

The Ohio numbers surprise me. More than twice as much as Penn. or Michigan?

Tom really was on the hot seat a lot. We tend to only remember the positives, but many questioned his thinking, pretty much from the UCLA loss.

Yep. Big joke then was hoping the bowl game was against LSU ('82, '84, '86) since those were the only bowl wins in the 80s.

Looks like some blogger has the reading comprehension of a 3rd grader.

Does 10,000 seats directly translate into 10,000 more tickets sold? If so, I think it be irresponsible to not look at an expansion eventually. 2009 season ticket price was $378. Add in the concessions and you might be talking $4 million extra a year. Without donations, the economics of adding on might not make sense, but I think you also have to make donations to get season tickets. Anyone know what the last expansion cost? I am assuming just the seats would cost less.

I see no reason for there not be co-wranglers. It's a big job.

Whether his 40 time is really 4.45 like the video says doesn't matter to me... what matters is if you watch the film kid can fly. He has football speed and makes quick decisions.

How's the competition? I forget if Plantation is playing in one of the top divisions.

Yes, and since we cannot post premium material, all I can say to you guys is that it looks very promising for NU. He is very happy to hear about his brother enjoying himself there at NU.

 

 

maybe you could change every word to somthing that rhymes with what was said? MODS?

Just summaries please.

After last night, I'm pretty sure he could help the basketball team too, even if that isn't one of his sports.

I'll be interested to see the combine numbers for T. Pryor and the safety from USC (whose name escapes me) in a few years. When they were hyping that USC-OSU game last year, they kept talking about how both of those guys run 4.2-4.3 40s.

BTW aren't these the same reporters who said the Rams would definitely be trading to get Michael Vick as their QB?

As far as playing two sports goes I can't see it. B-Ball and football overlap. Also, if you're training/building your body optimally to play O-line you're taking some away from your ability to play b-ball, and vice-versa. Maybe he could come in as a sub and bang away at the opposition for a few minutes each half but I can't see more than that.

There are a few examples I can think of:

- Julius Peppers played in the Final Four for North Carolina. He quit his senior year to focus on football, but was an important part of one of the best teams in the country for a couple of years.

- Charlie Ward did the same thing, won the MNC, and then ended up in the NBA.

I guess the question will be if he actually has the talent (and desire) to do it. For the best athletes it is certainly possible.