They turn this guy into a DB and I might be more inclined to Doog. Ohio State fans don’t seemed the least bit fazed to lose this kid.
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UiagaleleiUgly
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The Buckeye WR room is ridiculous. Naturally cocky Buckeye fans would not be fazed. This dude's a project but he's freaky. If he can catch the ball, he's gonna be a great pickup. One man's trash and whatnot. Watch this guy with the ball in his hands and dare to dream.
Dare to doog… he sucks until he doesn’t.The Buckeye WR room is ridiculous. Naturally cocky Buckeye fans would not be fazed. This dude's a project but he's freaky. If he can catch the ball, he's gonna be a great pickup. One man's trash and whatnot. Watch this guy with the ball in his hands and dare to dream.
HFNY
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He's an insane athlete, looks like he is shot out of a cannon relative to other players around him.
This is the kind of player you get in the fold and figure out where he is the best fit. Maybe it's WR, maybe it's DB.
I'm pleasantly surprised at his physicality and for such a high center of gravity, his balance / ability to stay on his feet is impressive.
This is the kind of player you get in the fold and figure out where he is the best fit. Maybe it's WR, maybe it's DB.
I'm pleasantly surprised at his physicality and for such a high center of gravity, his balance / ability to stay on his feet is impressive.
HFNY
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I don't see him putting on 35 lbs. He isn't very thick / big boned.
Definitely agree about getting him on the field. His acceleration and top-end speed would do well on punt returns at least as a RS-Frosh.
What position does he play? And what position does he have experience in? You two are faggots thinking his athletic ability guarantees that he’ll be a success in college. Very very intriguing but until he learns how to play an actual fucking position, he’s a bench warmer with potential.
Eat a bag of dicks ern.
UiagaleleiUgly
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He's spent the last year developing as a WR at Ohio State. He's a WR. Nobody is guaranteeing anything but he's got some tools. Very likely he's on the field on special teams at minimum.
UiagaleleiUgly
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He developed so much that a school with unlimited funds lost him to a school with obvious budget limitations...
I'm not guaranteeing anything either, except that you are going to be at max doog no matter what happens.
UiagaleleiUgly
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Perhaps he left Ohio State because he has 87 5* WR ahead of him. UW is taking him for a reason and he has obvious tools, you insufferable cunts.
HFNY
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To be fair, Ohio State's WR coach and OC (Brian Hartline) took a head coaching job and Miller was one of 6 WRs to portal out.
I haven't seen anyone project that he is going to be a starter as a RS-Frosh. Maybe he'll only get some garbage time reps before challenging the two deeps as a RS-Soph. He has a very high ceiling, that can't be disputed.
Name calling over this? Lol. You really are a tender fella. Did you invent spirit fingers?
He has a high ceiling like every fast, 6'2" kid in the world has. He isn't a QB or a safety, the two positions he appears to have experience at. Hopefully he can learn a new one between the ages of 19-21 and be better at it than he has ever been at any football position.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for signing fast guys with size and hoping. Just don't pretend that tOSU didn't toss him into the bargain bin, where UW is shopping due to self imposed limitations, for a reason.
HFNY
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He is listed at 6'3" to 6'4", he's definitely taller than 6'2".
He already has a year under his belt working as a WR (his redshirt year). He probably gets another year to stick at WR and if it he doesn't stick, he'd make a good safety. I bet Taylor Mays will be in his ear about already wanting him to switch.
You are a good guy if sometimes irrationally optimistic. I'll only argue with you over statements like this. If he was a good prospect at safety he would've been a safety recruit, not WR, given that was his position when they recruited him.