Tiernan;1487405 wrote:The win over TX would have carried more weight than PSU's win over us with pollsters and computers. WVU? c'mon get real.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!
Tiernan;1487405 wrote:The win over TX would have carried more weight than PSU's win over us with pollsters and computers. WVU? c'mon get real.
Tiernan;1487379 wrote: ....if Hamby catches the TD ball right in his hands in the end zone....
'nuff saidMidstate01;1487393 wrote:Actually osu beats texas if hamby catches a td pass ....
History is destined to repeat itself if we don't learn from reviewing past mistakes. I'm very pleased with where Urban has us headed (and I wasn't one of those clamoring to get him here) but 3 NCs over a span of 5 yrs would have established OSU as one of the truly greatest CFB dynastys in history and its worth making sure people recognize what true POS's TWHPIH and Jimmy "The Liar" were during that span.Automatik;1487407 wrote:I do, I'm an alum. I just don't like to rehash shit from years ago.
It's a new team, new coach, new era.
vball10set;1487412 wrote:'nuff said
Hurt?Tiger2003;1487508 wrote:Adam Griffin's career looks to be done.
That sucks.Midstate01;1487513 wrote:Had shoulder surgery. Career likely over. Jamie wood also likely done. Though I was shocked ge even attempted to try to come back.
Sucks for Griffin. He took a legacy offer, and had actually worked his way into the 2-deep at one point. Life will probably be ok for him though...lol!Midstate01;1487513 wrote:Had shoulder surgery. Career likely over. Jamie wood also likely done. Though I was shocked ge even attempted to try to come back.
Not sure, but according to 11W...Fly4Fun;1487555 wrote:Why is his career over regarding the shoulder surgery?
Adam Griffin, the son of two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin, and Jamie Wood have both suffered shoulder injuries that could be career ending.
Griffin, a redshirt junior cornerback, likely won't be able to continue his career, Ohio State announced Thursday. There were no details on his shoulder injury, only that he underwent surgery.
Griffin played in all 12 games last season and finished with 13 tackles. He made a key special teams play against Penn State, batting down a fake punt pass attempt. He won the Iron Buckeye Award last year, given to the student-athletes who best exemplified unquestionable physical training dedication, determination, discipline, toughness and leadership.
Wood has dealt with chronic shoulder injuries his entire career and was attempting a comeback this fall. The fifth-year safety, already a graduate, re-injured his shoulder, though. He had 20 career tackles.
I can understand someone already in the last year with chronic shoulder injuries having their career ended. But Griffin still has 1 year of eligibility left and generally a shoulder surgery isn't too hard to come back from unless the whole thing was just obliterated.vball10set;1487561 wrote:Not sure, but according to 11W...
http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2013/08/24678/shoulder-injury-could-end-adam-griffins-career
Well, it obviously wasn't a normal shoulder injury. Not sure what you're driving at here. If his career is over, it's not up to us to second guess it.Fly4Fun;1487562 wrote:I can understand someone already in the last year with chronic shoulder injuries having their career ended. But Griffin still has 1 year of eligibility left and generally a shoulder surgery isn't too hard to come back from unless the whole thing was just obliterated.
I'm not driving at anything, just seems odd is all. It could be he just feels like he's done with football or a terrible injury. I wouldn't fault him for either. In general I don't fault college athletes from walking away from a sport they were recruited for. They are student-athletes. If they are done being athletes, then that's fine. The student part should be the focus anyways.se-alum;1487565 wrote:Well, it obviously wasn't a normal shoulder injury. Not sure what you're driving at here. If his career is over, it's not up to us to second guess it.
That I understand. I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm more just curious if it was a really nasty injury that ruined his shoulder or he just feels like he's done at this point in his career. The article didn't mention Griffin having recurring shoulder problems like Jamie Wood.Automatik;1487567 wrote:It happens.
A friend of mine had his football career cut short in the middle of his high school senior season due to chronic shoulder issues.
Ah, thanks for that!Tiger2003;1487606 wrote:Griffin has had shoulder problems before. Just never had surgery.
2-3 game suspension, my best guess.Tiger2003;1487894 wrote:Roby charges dropped from misdemeanor, to disorderly conduct.
That's what it seemed like...Terry_Tate;1487061 wrote:Wow, people are giving Ted Ginn plenty of props on how fast he was. Everyone knows he was blazing fast on the football field and few compared. I'm pretty sure Dontre Wilson is the first Buckeye I've heard people compare to Teddy G since he left. We'll see in 2 and a half weeks if the comparisons are valid, but nobody is acting like TG was just regular fast.
1 or nothing IMO. Disorderly is really no different than what Stoneburner and Mewhort got.vball10set;1487899 wrote:2-3 game suspension, my best guess.