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The teams have been drafted:
http://ohiostate.scout.com/2/522117.html
Some key notes:
* Punter Trapasso was the first taken. In the past, the first overall taken has usually been a serious playmaker, or it occurred at a position where the drop off from the 1st guy to the 2nd was huge. Considering that this game usually comes down to who screws up the least on special teams, since the teams are just thrown together with little time to practice, going with a punter first isn't a bad idea. Especially if the drop off to the second guy is huge. The other team got the starting long snapper and kicker.
* The order of RBs taken: Haw, Maurice Wells, Chris Wells. Pittman and and Lane are being held out due to injuries. Who'd of thought Haw would go first and C Wells last? I would of guessed that to be reversed. It's good to see Haw stepping up. JT says he's never had such a good stable of RBs...
* WR draft order: Ted Ginn Jr. (G), Anthony Gonzalez (S), Brian Robiskie (G), Brian Hartline (S), Albert Dukes (G), Devon Lyons (S). Hall, a senior, was assigned to G. The first two were no brainers, but I found it interesting that coache's son is at the head of the young stable of WRs. At least in the eyes of his peers, who drafted him.
* At CB, true freshman Kurt Coleman is already ahead of Sirjo Welch and Brandon Underwood. Could the Underwoods possibly be any more of a disappointment?
* At C, Tyler Whaley was taken ahead of Jim Cordle.
* Despite being a sieve on pass plays during the jersey scrimmage, Boone was the first OL taken. Course, as bad as he was at pass blocking, he was totally dominant in run blocking.
* Best quote: * Troy Smith, QB, Scarlet -- ”The Scarlet is way better and will be more equipped for the game. I see our receivers and the depth we have up front is unmatchable."
http://ohiostate.scout.com/2/522117.html
Some key notes:
* Punter Trapasso was the first taken. In the past, the first overall taken has usually been a serious playmaker, or it occurred at a position where the drop off from the 1st guy to the 2nd was huge. Considering that this game usually comes down to who screws up the least on special teams, since the teams are just thrown together with little time to practice, going with a punter first isn't a bad idea. Especially if the drop off to the second guy is huge. The other team got the starting long snapper and kicker.
* The order of RBs taken: Haw, Maurice Wells, Chris Wells. Pittman and and Lane are being held out due to injuries. Who'd of thought Haw would go first and C Wells last? I would of guessed that to be reversed. It's good to see Haw stepping up. JT says he's never had such a good stable of RBs...
* WR draft order: Ted Ginn Jr. (G), Anthony Gonzalez (S), Brian Robiskie (G), Brian Hartline (S), Albert Dukes (G), Devon Lyons (S). Hall, a senior, was assigned to G. The first two were no brainers, but I found it interesting that coache's son is at the head of the young stable of WRs. At least in the eyes of his peers, who drafted him.
* At CB, true freshman Kurt Coleman is already ahead of Sirjo Welch and Brandon Underwood. Could the Underwoods possibly be any more of a disappointment?
* At C, Tyler Whaley was taken ahead of Jim Cordle.
* Despite being a sieve on pass plays during the jersey scrimmage, Boone was the first OL taken. Course, as bad as he was at pass blocking, he was totally dominant in run blocking.
* Best quote: * Troy Smith, QB, Scarlet -- ”The Scarlet is way better and will be more equipped for the game. I see our receivers and the depth we have up front is unmatchable."