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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 7, 2016 10:55:16 GMT -5
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Allen, Richard............................. 1963-65 Allen, Paul........................................1983 Blount, Stacey..................................2012 Bryant, Charles S....................... 1959-61 Cox, Marc.........................................1976 DeCree, Van............................... 1972-74 Dillon, Daniel D................................1966 DiPerro, Ramon F..............................1944 Eisenberg, Brian...............................1941 Foltz, Pete.........................................2004 Fragel, Reid........................... 2009-10-11 Graper, Frank....................................1994 Gurr, Mike.........................................1997 Hague, Thomas R....................... 1952-53 Hartsock, Ben............................. 1999-03 Higdon, Alex............................... 1984-87 Houser, Bob................................ 1993-96 Jemison, Thad............................ 1981-83 Kiehfuss, Thomas C................... 1962-64 Miller, Steve.....................2011-12-13-14 Moore, Jimmy..................................1975 Morgan, Thomas..............................1958 Morgan, Tommy Joe.................. 1956-57 Nicol, Rory.................................. 2004-08 Ojikutu, Brandon..............................2013 Sarringhaus, Paul H............. 1941-42, 45 Stablein, Brian........................... 1989-92 Watson, Thomas G..................... 1948-50 White, Stanley R........................ 1970-71 Whitfield, David A...................... 1967-69 Wilson, William...............................1979 Paul Sarringhaus - AA in 1942, went to war, came back and lettered again in '45 before going to the NFL. Van DeCree - AA 1973-74 Ben Hartsock - AC 2003 As we get down into the more popular numbers, there are more notables than can be pictured...those listed in bold font are notable for something I found/remember. I'm not 100% sure, but I think Mike Gurr, for instance, was originally a walk on, and at some point was pressed into starting. So anyways, these are my memories, if you have questions about someone, it will be good for you to "look 'em UP" and learn more Buckeye trivia...  vsn decree is truly one of the all-time greats at osu. a dominant de in the early 70s. i was always surprised he didn't have a successful pro career. but he's had drug issues and served time for that as well as probation violations in the last few years. a shame. david whitfield was a starting lb on the national title team in '68, but his son is more well known to today's intense football fans. george whitfield has become a qb tutor/guru in the last decade or so, working with guys like ben roethlisberger, cam newton, andrew luck, and tons of cfb qb's, including manziel and braxton. george played for tressel up at ysu in the late 90s. stan white made one of the biggest plays in osu history in the '70 revenge game vs um, picking off a pass that set up the td that clinched that 20-9 win. thad jamison caught a late bomb from mike tomczak in the fiesta bowl to beat pitt. brian stablein was part of the team that finally got osu turned back around after a 4-6-1 season in cooper's first year in '88. guys like hartsock and fragel were obviously fantastic buckeyes who continued on to play on sundays. 88... pretty good number. After the slow run thru the 90s, I thought it was a good number as well... |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 7, 2016 10:55:41 GMT -5
“If you never saw him run with a football, we can’t describe it to you. It wasn’t like Red Grange or Tom Harmon or anybody else.
It was kind of a cross between music and cannon fire, and it brought your heart up under your ears.”
— Bob Hooey describing Chic Harley
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Post by mscott59 on Jun 7, 2016 10:57:44 GMT -5
“If you never saw him run with a football, we can’t describe it to you. It wasn’t like Red Grange or Tom Harmon or anybody else. It was kind of a cross between music and cannon fire, and it brought your heart up under your ears.” — Bob Hooey describing Chic Harley heard yesterday that there may be retro unis for a game this year from harley's ww1 era teams. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 7, 2016 11:08:16 GMT -5
“If you never saw him run with a football, we can’t describe it to you. It wasn’t like Red Grange or Tom Harmon or anybody else. It was kind of a cross between music and cannon fire, and it brought your heart up under your ears.” — Bob Hooey describing Chic Harley heard yesterday that there may be retro unis for a game this year from harley's ww1 era teams. Here's a pic of the uniform that's circulating... |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 7, 2016 11:11:40 GMT -5
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 7, 2016 11:17:31 GMT -5
“If you never saw him run with a football, we can’t describe it to you. It wasn’t like Red Grange or Tom Harmon or anybody else. It was kind of a cross between music and cannon fire, and it brought your heart up under your ears.” — Bob Hooey describing Chic Harley Follow that up with this one... The following is a stanza from James Thurber's poem "When Chic Harley Got Away." The years of football playing reach back a long, long way, And the heroes are a hundred who have worn the red and gray; You can name the brilliant players from the year the game began, You can rave how this one punted and praise how that one ran; You can say that someone's plunging was the best you ever saw - You can claim the boys now playing stage a game without a flaw - But admit there was no splendor in all the bright array Like the glory of the going when Chic Harley got away . . |
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Post by mscott59 on Jun 7, 2016 11:55:02 GMT -5
i've not been that big a fan of the retro stuff, but that looks pretty cool |
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Post by bamorin on Jun 7, 2016 13:47:14 GMT -5
i've not been that big a fan of the retro stuff, but that looks pretty cool 'cept for the brown helmut. |
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Post by mscott59 on Jun 7, 2016 14:33:59 GMT -5
i've not been that big a fan of the retro stuff, but that looks pretty cool 'cept for the brown helmut. trying to imitate the original leather look. that will be tough to pull off. still like the unis. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 8, 2016 12:18:13 GMT -5
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Bartoszek, Mike......................... 1972-74 Basinger, Edward....................... 1948-50 Bowermaster, Russel L............... 1956-58 Caldwell, Jason......................... 2000-04 Carroll, Jim................................. 1984-85 Collmar, William J...................... 1954-55 Davis, Robert.............................. 1991-95 Deyo, Charles...................................1958 Dixon, Stanley..................................1947 Grimmer, Ken....................................1983 Gwilym. Peter........................ 2012-13-14 Houser, Kevin............................. 1996-99 Huffman, Rich............................ 1988-90 Jackson, Richard S..................... 1944-45 Jaco, William...................................1977 Jones, David....................................1962 Knapic, Bernie..................................1951 Lashutka, Gregory S................... 1963-65 Luttner, Ken................................ 1969-71 Moran-Alley, David..........................1979 Penn, Trent.......................................1982 Perdue, Thomas H...................... 1959-61 Roark, Chris................................ 2009-11 Ruhl, Kyle.........................................2004 Smith, Brandon.......................... 2005-08 Smith, Robert P.................................1968 Wilson, Lawrence................. 2005-08-09 Ken Luttner Lawrence Wilson Sorry guys, not up to speed today...some bug is just kickin' my butt. But once again, check the list, if you see a name that rings a bell, look him up and post a pic...I kept wondering why Kevin Houser's name kept nagging at me, when I couldn't find a lot in the record books or season stats. If you hit google pics, you'll remember then if you don't already.
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Post by mscott59 on Jun 8, 2016 13:01:49 GMT -5
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Bartoszek, Mike......................... 1972-74 Basinger, Edward....................... 1948-50 Bowermaster, Russel L............... 1956-58 Caldwell, Jason......................... 2000-04 Carroll, Jim................................. 1984-85 Collmar, William J...................... 1954-55 Davis, Robert.............................. 1991-95 Deyo, Charles...................................1958 Dixon, Stanley..................................1947 Grimmer, Ken....................................1983 Gwilym. Peter........................ 2012-13-14 Houser, Kevin............................. 1996-99 Huffman, Rich............................ 1988-90 Jackson, Richard S..................... 1944-45 Jaco, William...................................1977 Jones, David....................................1962 Knapic, Bernie..................................1951 Lashutka, Gregory S................... 1963-65 Luttner, Ken................................ 1969-71 Moran-Alley, David..........................1979 Penn, Trent.......................................1982 Perdue, Thomas H...................... 1959-61 Roark, Chris................................ 2009-11 Ruhl, Kyle.........................................2004 Smith, Brandon.......................... 2005-08 Smith, Robert P.................................1968 Wilson, Lawrence................. 2005-08-09 View AttachmentView AttachmentKen Luttner View AttachmentLawrence Wilson Sorry guys, not up to speed today...some bug is just kickin' my butt. But once again, check the list, if you see a name that rings a bell, look him up and post a pic...I kept wondering why Kevin Houser's name kept nagging at me, when I couldn't find a lot in the record books or season stats. If you hit google pics, you'll remember then if you don't already. couple names stick out to me, mostly for what they did after osu. lashutka obviously, who went back to law school and became first columbus city attorney and then a two term mayor in the 90s. tom perdue just died last fall. co-captain on the undefeated '61 team and also both an all-american in baseball (he batted .469 one year... still the season record for the program) and an academic all-american to boot. later became a religious author. my dad played against him in hs (perdue grew up in huntington, wv). bartoszek started out as a wr but then moved to te his senior year and actually had a pretty good season; 15 catches, 2nd on the team behind brian baschnagel's 19, for 240 yards and a couple td's. 15 catches were 25%+ of the completions corny greene had in '74 (58... wow. in 12 games... less than 5 on average/game.) kevin houser had a pretty lengthy pro career as a long snapper but the last thing i remember about him is some kind of investment scam allegation against him from drew brees and other players in new orleans. don't remember how that turned out. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 9, 2016 6:40:48 GMT -5
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Allen, Paul........................................1984 Aston, Daniel B................................1969 Ballard, Jake......................... 2006-08-09 Brown, Calvin...................................1994 Campbell, Jack.................................1952 Cappell, Ward A......................... 1969-71 Dixon, Joe.................................. 1975-77 Dixon, Thorton..................................1941 Donovan, Brendan............................1972 Graves, Reggie.................................1986 Harris, Robert...................................1951 Hayes, Kenny...................................2011 Heuerman, Jeff..................... 2011-12-13 Hinebaugh, Kenneth........................1950 Humbert, Stanley....................... 1954-55 Lee, Ben..................................... 1978-81 Lee, Maurice................... 1999-00, 02-03 Lickovitch, Gary..........................1987, 90 Longo, Gene.....................................1984 Maltinsky, Paul R....................... 1943-45 Michael, Richard J...........................1958 Naples, Carmen...............................1942 Niekamp, Kevin.......................... 1991-92 Palmer, John V............................ 1964-65 Payne, Marvin..................................1998 Potokar, Dan............................... 2005-06 Pulsfort, Mike...................................1997 Reid, Brad.........................................1993 Ryan, Mike.......................................2010 Selvaggio, Rob.................................1983 Stamp, Andy.....................................1996 Stanley, Dimitrious...........................1993 Trittipo, John....................................1956 Turano, Kyle...............................2002, ‘04 Van Raaphorst, Richard W......... 1961-63 Don't know if it's me or just the number... Jeff Heuerman Jake Ballard Started off as a DE, became famous as a kicker...go figure, eh?
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 10, 2016 10:38:59 GMT -5
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Aldrin, Charles.................................1968
Azok, Frank ................................1958-59
Baugh, Marcus ..........................2013-14
Brown, Leo C................................1955-57
Campbell, Jim .................................1943
Groza, Judd ...............................1982-84
Harlamert, Tony .........................2009-10
Harris, Jimmie L. .......................1969-71
Hasselo, Albert................................1948
Joslin, Robert V. C ........................1951-53
Kain, Lawrence..........................1974-75
Kangah, Frank..................................2011
King, Dale ........................................1949
Lee, Andrew ....................................2000
Lumpkin, John ...........................1994-98
Meade, John ...................................1978
Morrison, Fred L. .......................1946-47
Moshier, William .............................1950
Nein, James R. ..........................1964, 66
Nugent, Mike C ............................2001-04
Palmer, James ...........................1988-89
Payne, Marvin .................................1999
Pretorius, Ryan ..........................2005-08
Robiskie, Brian ................................2005
Saunders, Cedric C.........................1990-93
Smurda, John R. ........................1972-73
Steinberg, Donald ...........................1945
Tidmore, Samuel E. ...................1960-61
Toneff, George .................................1944
(Red C denotes Captain)
Everybody know the Nuge...Two-time AA, selected as a Buckeye Captain, owner of records, still kickin' in the No Fun League
Leo Brown...selected as Captain and contributed to the 1957 National Championship with an All-conference performance.
Dr Don Steinberg...another of those split year lettermen around WW II, first played on Paul Brown's 1st MNC team, returned and earned his degree, wrote a book about that 1942 team. Helped in the development
of early cancer screening. He passed away in 2012.
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 11, 2016 10:10:22 GMT -5
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Bonnie, David M..............................1947 Brown, Henry...................................1983 Brudzinski, Robert...................... 1973-76 Croy, Jack.........................................1952 Davidson, James..............................1985 Dean, Hal S.......................... 1941-42, 46 Frost, Marcel....................................2003 Gatewood, Russell...........................1981 Gandee, Sherwin K.................... 1948-51 Graham, Jeff... C........................... 1988-90 Haer, Archie H..................................1967 Hamilton, Mardo M.........................1944 Hollins, John.............................. 2000-04 Housteau. Joseph...................... 1962-64 Houston, James, Sr... C................. 1957-59 Jablonka, Evan........................... 2005-06 Jones, Scott............................... 1971-72 Kessler, Carlton G.............................1943 Kinzig, Cameron...............................2013 Knight, Charles.................................1965 Marsh, James R...............................1970 Pauley, Douglas................................1980 Powell, Craig.............................. 1991-94 Robinson, Jeff..................................1993 Ross, Ryan.................................. 2010-11 Smith, Corey............................... 2013-14 Smith, Keith.....................................1961 Trabue, Jerry....................................1954 Wisniewski, Steve..................... 1995-99 Worthington, Doug... C............. 2005-08-09 Jim Houston - Two time AA & team MVP in '58 & 59. Selected as Captain, in 1959, he had a 100-yd receiving game against TSUN. Houston was selected for the CFB HOF in 2006, and the Ohio State Football All-Century Team as a defensive end in 2000. Bob Brudzinski - A three year starter, two time All Big Ten, and consensus All America selection & team MVP in 1976. He also was voted to the Ohio State Football All-Century Team in 2000. He was team mates with Rob Lytle at Fremont Ross. Jeff Graham - A three year starter, selected as Captain, team MVP, and All Big Ten in 1990. At Alter HS, he was a two-way starter, and his senior year, was moved to QB. Graham was also an All Ohio selection in basketball, and had several scholarship offers there as well. He went on to an 11 year NFL career.
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jun 12, 2016 8:41:09 GMT -5
83 Arden, Redgie............................ 2002-04 Behrens, Lawrence..........................1949 Cech, Joe................................... 2009-10 Crall, Will................................... 2005-06 Debevc, Mark C.......................... 1968-70 DeGraffenreid, Allen.................. 1990-92 Dorsey, Robert S........................ 1947-48 Dugger, Dean.............................. 1952-54 Gamble, Chris...................................2001 Garasic, Michael..............................1944 Glenn, Terry................................ 1993-95 Hoak, Frank......................................1987 Hornik, Joe................................. 1975-78 Lytle, John........................................1950 McConville, Jim...............................1985 McLaurin, Terry................................2014 Niederhauser, Donald......................1955 Niesz, Dale E....................................1960 Parks, Ernest....................................1946 Perry, Clarence.................................1974 Potokar, Dan.......................... 2007-08-09 Provitt, Vanness......................... 1996-00 Ray, Murphy.....................................1983 Ricketts, Ormonde B.................. 1961-63 Salter, Willie....................................2001 Scannell, Michael P.................... 1971-72 Schenking, Fred.......................... 1956-58 Senegal, Donald...............................2011 Taylor, Avery-Barton.........................1979 Thomas, Michael....................... 2012-13 Wagner, Dave...................................1983 Walden, Robert L....................... 1964-66 Wright, Ward...................................1945 Dean Dugger All America, 1954 Mark Debevc All Big Ten 1969 & 1970 Terry Glenn Walk-on to Scholarship to All America selection in 1995. If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words do you think this is worth?
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