sleeper;1135482 wrote:Ohio State can do better than this guy. Really? We brought this scrub on? Players are lining up to play for Urban Meyer and we bring in an average RB that will never play.

vball10set;1135520 wrote:Go back into hibernation, would you please? :rolleyes:

vball10set;1135529 wrote:sleeper, I know you fancy yourself as having an eye for talent, but I've gotta' trust Coach Meyer's instincts when it comes to talent for HIS football team...just sayin'

sleeper;1135555 wrote:Good point. If Troy Smith can come out of nowhere and be one of the best QB's in college football history, so can a 2 star RB.

sleeper;1135555 wrote:so can a 2 star RB.

sleeper;1135482 wrote:Ohio State can do better than this guy. Really? We brought this scrub on? Players are lining up to play for Urban Meyer and we bring in an average RB that will never play.

Tigerfan00;1135468 wrote:For a guy Elliots size he is extremely quick and light on his feet.

Big Gain;1135964 wrote:Not a running back per say, think Percy Harvin.

Big Gain;1135986 wrote:He doesn't look 6-0 200, but runs a 4.4. Meyer's number one goal this year was to find SPEED, another Percy Harvin.

karen lotz;1136006 wrote:Elliott reminds me a lot of a former Florida running back/receiver hybrid. Can't think of his name to save my life though.

Pick6;1136019 wrote:Chris Rainey, I believe.

karen lotz;1136026 wrote:Close, but this guy is already in the NFL. I just wish Big Gain could help me out.

Thompson, a 6-foot-2, 182-pound free safety, committed to West Virginia on Feb. 2. After Meyer finished scrambling to secure his first class of recruits, Ohio State redoubled its efforts to land Thompson. OSU offered the Central junior a scholarship last month and Thompson committed after a campus visit over the weekend. He also had offers from Nebraska, Missouri, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Illinois, Toledo, Bowling Green, and Buffalo.....
Thompson, ranked a four-star recruit by Rivals.com, said he expects to remain a safety at OSU -- and make his presence felt promptly. He said OSU co-defensive coordinator Everett Withers, who coaches the safeties, told him to "come in ready to play."

xKoToVxSyNdRoMe;1135852 wrote:He's a 4* on scout and rivals. Hope this helps!

[h=2]Catching Up with Laquon Treadwell: Unofficial Visit[/h]


What was the best part about your visit to Ohio State?
The best part was meeting Coach Meyer. It was an awesome experience. Another part I really liked was getting into the film room. I got to see the offense they plan on running there and got a different perspective on things. It's really different compared to watching on TV or even live at practice. I got to really understand everything that the wide receivers do in their offense, so that was cool.
Now that you got to see the offense they plan to run, what do you think of it?
They are going to run the spread and use the receivers a lot. They definitely plan to run the ball a bunch too, but they are giving receivers chances to make plays, especially going 1-on-1 with defenders. I really like that a lot.
What were the coaches saying to you about using you in the offense?
They were just telling me that they need help at wide receiver and that the receivers aren't where they want them to be yet to win a national championship. They told me they are going to bring in some play makers to help them get there and that they think I could be one of those play makers.

sleeper;1141853 wrote:Yeah so would the reincarnation of T. Smith.