I get that, but he may see the light before it's all said and done. Nothing gets you higher than those Friday night lights. And being D1 makes him a sure thing in coaching, but not necessarily in engineering.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:57 pmHe's an engineering major. I susoect his aspirations are a bit higher.*D1* wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:54 pm The best thing is, is that he's D1. No matter how his playing career turns out he will be a great high school coach if that's what he wants when his playing days are over.
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I know, I was D1 fellas
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Maybe. An engineering degree does though. My best friend graduated with an engineering degree. Through his late twenties and early thirties, worked for someone else, and now in his early 40's, has his own business in the Raleigh/Durham area and is living extremely well. That's an awfully significant downgrade in quality of life, I will say that. Not to mention, engineering degrees are not exactly easy to get. Can't imagine doing that and then minimizing your own investment. But maybe, I guess.*D1* wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:00 pmI get that, but he may see the light before it's all said and done. Nothing gets you higher than those Friday night lights. And being D1 makes him a sure thing in coaching, but not necessarily in engineering.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:57 pmHe's an engineering major. I susoect his aspirations are a bit higher.*D1* wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:54 pm The best thing is, is that he's D1. No matter how his playing career turns out he will be a great high school coach if that's what he wants when his playing days are over.
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Just saying by being D1 he's a shoe in to be a great high school coach.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:10 pmMaybe. An engineering degree does though. My best friend graduated with an engineering degree. Through his late twenties and early thirties, worked for someone else, and now in his early 40's, has his own business in the Raleigh/Durham area and is living extremely well. That's an awfully significant downgrade in quality of life, I will say that. Not to mention, engineering degrees are not exactly easy to get. Can't imagine doing that and then minimizing your own investment. But maybe, I guess.*D1* wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:00 pmI get that, but he may see the light before it's all said and done. Nothing gets you higher than those Friday night lights. And being D1 makes him a sure thing in coaching, but not necessarily in engineering.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:57 pm
He's an engineering major. I susoect his aspirations are a bit higher.
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https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-sta ... im-knowles
"C.J., I mean, man, his upside is fantastic. He really has a great quickness and athleticism that you don't see out of many linebackers at that size,” said Knowles, who enters his first season as Ohio State’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “So it's just a matter of how quickly can he learn, get himself up to speed so that he can use those tools. Sometimes when you're thinking too much, you can't use your tools, right? So we just keep working with C.J. so that he gets it down, so he can really cut it loose, but I think his upside is gonna be amazing.”
"C.J., I mean, man, his upside is fantastic. He really has a great quickness and athleticism that you don't see out of many linebackers at that size,” said Knowles, who enters his first season as Ohio State’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “So it's just a matter of how quickly can he learn, get himself up to speed so that he can use those tools. Sometimes when you're thinking too much, you can't use your tools, right? So we just keep working with C.J. so that he gets it down, so he can really cut it loose, but I think his upside is gonna be amazing.”
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Yes and No. Harrison is the starter in the JACK position, which plays many downs as a linebacker.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:53 pmZach Harrison is a defensive end.bbjunky81 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:06 pm Let us also mention that the Buckeye defense looked very good and the players playing Linebacker (and JACK) infront of him are
Harrison (SR) - Will 100% be drafted
Steele Chambers (RS JR) - 4th year player has a chance to make a Sunday roster but likely back next year
Tommy Eichenberg (RS JR) - 4th year and at this rate could leave for the draft after this season
Top backups:
Teradja Mitchell: Senior, so he will graduate
Heck, Jack Sawyer is another redshirt freshman who was a consensus 5 star recruit and #5 recruit in the entire nation (247 Sports) and only played 26 of the possible 50 defensive snaps.
It's a loaded defense right now and Reid is learning from some very special players infront of him.
For example, Jack Sawyer saw 26 snaps in the JACK package. In that situation he lined up every time as a standup linebacker in which the line consisted of Tuimoloau and Hall at ends (Hall is typically a DT) and Vincent coming in as nose tackle.
So in many situations, Harrison will be playing more of a hybrid linebacker position as opposed to a traditional defensive end.
New Defensive Coordinator Jim Knowles is notorious for mixing up packages and allowing athletes to be athletes so don't be surprised at all to continue seeing Harrison and Sawyer in stand-up linebacker situations.
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Yes, true, and that is also going to be a factor for this season at least. Good point.bbjunky81 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:40 pmYes and No. Harrison is the starter in the JACK position, which plays many downs as a linebacker.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:53 pmZach Harrison is a defensive end.bbjunky81 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:06 pm Let us also mention that the Buckeye defense looked very good and the players playing Linebacker (and JACK) infront of him are
Harrison (SR) - Will 100% be drafted
Steele Chambers (RS JR) - 4th year player has a chance to make a Sunday roster but likely back next year
Tommy Eichenberg (RS JR) - 4th year and at this rate could leave for the draft after this season
Top backups:
Teradja Mitchell: Senior, so he will graduate
Heck, Jack Sawyer is another redshirt freshman who was a consensus 5 star recruit and #5 recruit in the entire nation (247 Sports) and only played 26 of the possible 50 defensive snaps.
It's a loaded defense right now and Reid is learning from some very special players infront of him.
For example, Jack Sawyer saw 26 snaps in the JACK package. In that situation he lined up every time as a standup linebacker in which the line consisted of Tuimoloau and Hall at ends (Hall is typically a DT) and Vincent coming in as nose tackle.
So in many situations, Harrison will be playing more of a hybrid linebacker position as opposed to a traditional defensive end.
New Defensive Coordinator Jim Knowles is notorious for mixing up packages and allowing athletes to be athletes so don't be surprised at all to continue seeing Harrison and Sawyer in stand-up linebacker situations.
Re: Carrico lost in the sauce in Columbus?
And neither one played a single snap against Notre Dame, not even on Special Teams. Just goes to show you the insane depth this defense has right now (and still makes my stomach turn at how atrocious our defense was last year with basically the same guys!!)THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:40 pm https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-sta ... im-knowles
"C.J., I mean, man, his upside is fantastic. He really has a great quickness and athleticism that you don't see out of many linebackers at that size,” said Knowles, who enters his first season as Ohio State’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “So it's just a matter of how quickly can he learn, get himself up to speed so that he can use those tools. Sometimes when you're thinking too much, you can't use your tools, right? So we just keep working with C.J. so that he gets it down, so he can really cut it loose, but I think his upside is gonna be amazing.”
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Coombs was NOT the guy.bbjunky81 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:43 pmAnd neither one played a single snap against Notre Dame, not even on Special Teams. Just goes to show you the insane depth this defense has right now (and still makes my stomach turn at how atrocious our defense was last year with basically the same guys!!)THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:40 pm https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-sta ... im-knowles
"C.J., I mean, man, his upside is fantastic. He really has a great quickness and athleticism that you don't see out of many linebackers at that size,” said Knowles, who enters his first season as Ohio State’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “So it's just a matter of how quickly can he learn, get himself up to speed so that he can use those tools. Sometimes when you're thinking too much, you can't use your tools, right? So we just keep working with C.J. so that he gets it down, so he can really cut it loose, but I think his upside is gonna be amazing.”
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https://saturdaytradition.com/ohio-stat ... -ryan-day/
On C.J. Hicks, Ryan Day says "it almost looks like he's one of the guys that's been around for a while ... you don't think of him as a freshman anymore. At least we don't."
On C.J. Hicks, Ryan Day says "it almost looks like he's one of the guys that's been around for a while ... you don't think of him as a freshman anymore. At least we don't."
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Hassan Haskins just scored another touchdown on that Swiss cheese defense. Score is now 49-27 in favor of Michigan.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 9:48 amHarbaugh vs Georgia was fun.MisterGalliaGuy2016 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 4:02 amLOL. Ryan Day is the personification of fetal alcohol syndrome. Born on third base and thought he hit a triple.formerfcfan wrote: Tue Sep 06, 2022 11:42 pm “Take the journey up US-23 B, youngin”
That’s some Rabbit sh** if I ever heard such. To play for this guy? Even more Rabbit energy.
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That Caricature boy will get his due time in the future. Him and that Kittle boy will be leading the defense soon enough. If Burrows would have been there with Day he would have been the starting QB. Urban didn't like him for some reason.
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Is Reid a cartoon or "caricature?"K00ND0GGER wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 3:03 pm That Caricature boy will get his due time in the future. Him and that Kittle boy will be leading the defense soon enough. If Burrows would have been there with Day he would have been the starting QB. Urban didn't like him for some reason.
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Why can't he do both ??THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:10 pmMaybe. An engineering degree does though. My best friend graduated with an engineering degree. Through his late twenties and early thirties, worked for someone else, and now in his early 40's, has his own business in the Raleigh/Durham area and is living extremely well. That's an awfully significant downgrade in quality of life, I will say that. Not to mention, engineering degrees are not exactly easy to get. Can't imagine doing that and then minimizing your own investment. But maybe, I guess.*D1* wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:00 pmI get that, but he may see the light before it's all said and done. Nothing gets you higher than those Friday night lights. And being D1 makes him a sure thing in coaching, but not necessarily in engineering.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:57 pm
He's an engineering major. I susoect his aspirations are a bit higher.
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I was trying to be conservative but I wouldn’t be surprised if that number is lower
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Just a little less than 2%Ironmen34 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:13 pmI was trying to be conservative but I wouldn’t be surprised if that number is lower
https://scholarshipstats.com/varsityodd ... %20schools.
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And he’s not only play division 1 but he’s playing for one of the tip of the spear programs in college football. Some of the elite of the eliteTHEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:33 pmJust a little less than 2%
https://scholarshipstats.com/varsityodd ... %20schools.
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Facts.Ironmen34 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:54 pmAnd he’s not only play division 1 but he’s playing for one of the tip of the spear programs in college football. Some of the elite of the eliteTHEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:33 pmJust a little less than 2%Ironmen34 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:13 pm
I was trying to be conservative but I wouldn’t be surprised if that number is lower
https://scholarshipstats.com/varsityodd ... %20schools.
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Yeah but 1 or 2 out of 100 to get a full ride football scholarship to Ohio State….one of the elite football schools in the United States. At Jackson it’s like 1 players out of maybe 1500 career football athletes. Similar at most schools I can think of.THEEE_GAME wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:33 pmJust a little less than 2%
https://scholarshipstats.com/varsityodd ... %20schools.
I’m assuming the very vast majority of kids that went on to D1 would’ve committed to playing at OSU given the invite.
Talking all D1’s that skews it a great bit.
Has their been 20 SE district athletes in the last 100 years get a full ride football scholarship at Ohio State?