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Anderson, Tim... C......................... 1999-03 Bullock, William M..........................1938 Carter, Dennis............................. 1961-62 Conroy, James..................................1969 Crowl, Don.......................................1957 Ebersole, Aaron................................1994 Haynes, Bryce..................................2011 Heid, Robert C... C......................... 1949-51 Henson, Luther........................... 1977-80 Kabealo, George........................ 1932-34 Kuhn, Kenneth W... C.................... 1972-75 Lindner, James E........................ 1959-60 Linkins, Arthur..................................1940 Meckstroth, James.................... 1971-72 Nelms, Spencer.......................... 1981-83 Nosky, Richard E..............................1953 Price, Billy.................................. 2013-14 Renner, Charles.................... 1944, 47-48 Rogovin, Jon....................................1963 Selby, Paul........................................1942 Sharp, Scott.....................................1989 Simon, John... C..................2009-10-11-12 Smith, Brandon................................2004 Sommer, Karl W......................... 1954-56 Stier, Mark H... C........................... 1966-68 Stoughton, Brian........................ 1991-95 Thomas, Pat............................... 1987-89 Truster, Jerry....................................1964 Vogler, Tim... C.....................................1976 Whaley, Tyler.............................. 2004-06 View AttachmentJohn Simon, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten in 2011 & 12. Two time captain those same years. Brought a full time, 100% all in attitude to everything he did, and quickly became one of CUFM's favorite all time players. Named the B1G Ten Defensive POY in 2012. Drafted and signed initially with the Ravens, Simon was waived prior to his 2nd season, and quickly signed by the Houston Texans. Last season, he recorded 53 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 5 sacks. Was a two time All Ohio selection at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney High School. View AttachmentTim Anderson, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten and as team captain in 2003. Shown in picture in early 2003, probably his favorite, a very memorable moment of sportsmanship and compassion after a very memorable year. Drafted in the 3rd round by the Bills, he stayed there for four years, kicked around a bit, and is now teaching in Massillon. While at Clyde HS, he was All Ohio, and two-time heavyweight wrestling champion. View AttachmentLuther Henson, a 4-year letterman was selected All Big Ten in 1979. Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Patriots and played there for three years. Another outstanding HS wrestler, from Sandusky, he compiled a 3-year record of 55-13, including his 24-1 mark as a senior, losing in the State Championship Finals match. john simon. the guy was a warrior in '12. played thru a lot of injuries over the course of the season to lead that defense... had a great game in madison in the next to last game of the regular season (4 sacks?) but on the final play of that 21-14 ot win (osu stopping uw on downs), you could see simon not celebrating but dropping to the ground. turned out he'd suffered a bursa sac injury. the medical staff tried everything to get him well enough to play in the finale vs um but it wasn't to be. i remember seeing him w/o pads, just his 54 jersey, in pre-game, then seeing him limp badly from the home locker room entrance to midfield for his senior day introduction. it was tough not to get emotional watching that labored walk to get an embrace from meyer. some young guys like washington and bennett and spence filled in well enough, showing their potential, in that win to seal an undefeated season. he reminds you of spielman in terms of his toughness, and i couldn't be happier to see him get his shot to get on the field in houston. if he can stay healthy he impact will do nothing but grow even larger. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 11, 2016 8:55:03 GMT -5
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Anderson, Tim... C......................... 1999-03 Bullock, William M..........................1938 Carter, Dennis............................. 1961-62 Conroy, James..................................1969 Crowl, Don.......................................1957 Ebersole, Aaron................................1994 Haynes, Bryce..................................2011 Heid, Robert C... C......................... 1949-51 Henson, Luther........................... 1977-80 Kabealo, George........................ 1932-34 Kuhn, Kenneth W... C.................... 1972-75 Lindner, James E........................ 1959-60 Linkins, Arthur..................................1940 Meckstroth, James.................... 1971-72 Nelms, Spencer.......................... 1981-83 Nosky, Richard E..............................1953 Price, Billy.................................. 2013-14 Renner, Charles.................... 1944, 47-48 Rogovin, Jon....................................1963 Selby, Paul........................................1942 Sharp, Scott.....................................1989 Simon, John... C..................2009-10-11-12 Smith, Brandon................................2004 Sommer, Karl W......................... 1954-56 Stier, Mark H... C........................... 1966-68 Stoughton, Brian........................ 1991-95 Thomas, Pat............................... 1987-89 Truster, Jerry....................................1964 Vogler, Tim... C.....................................1976 Whaley, Tyler.............................. 2004-06 John Simon, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten in 2011 & 12. Two time captain those same years. Brought a full time, 100% all in attitude to everything he did, and quickly became one of CUFM's favorite all time players. Named the B1G Ten Defensive POY in 2012. Drafted and signed initially with the Ravens, Simon was waived prior to his 2nd season, and quickly signed by the Houston Texans. Last season, he recorded 53 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 5 sacks. Was a two time All Ohio selection at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney High School. Tim Anderson, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten and as team captain in 2003. Shown in picture in early 2003, probably his favorite, a very memorable moment of sportsmanship and compassion after a very memorable year. Drafted in the 3rd round by the Bills, he stayed there for four years, kicked around a bit, and is now teaching in Massillon. While at Clyde HS, he was All Ohio, and two-time heavyweight wrestling champion. Luther Henson, a 4-year letterman was selected All Big Ten in 1979. Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Patriots and played there for three years. Another outstanding HS wrestler, from Sandusky, he compiled a 3-year record of 55-13, including his 24-1 mark as a senior, losing in the State Championship Finals match. john simon. the guy was a warrior in '12. played thru a lot of injuries over the course of the season to lead that defense... had a great game in madison in the next to last game of the regular season (4 sacks?) but on the final play of that 21-14 ot win (osu stopping uw on downs), you could see simon not celebrating but dropping to the ground. turned out he'd suffered a bursa sac injury. the medical staff tried everything to get him well enough to play in the finale vs um but it wasn't to be. i remember seeing him w/o pads, just his 54 jersey, in pre-game, then seeing him limp badly from the home locker room entrance to midfield for his senior day introduction. it was tough not to get emotional watching that labored walk to get an embrace from meyer. some young guys like washington and bennett and spence filled in well enough, showing their potential, in that win to seal an undefeated season. he reminds you of spielman in terms of his toughness, and i couldn't be happier to see him get his shot to get on the field in houston. if he can stay healthy he impact will do nothing but grow even larger. Kinda like Vrable, I think the move to LB will help in that. He was a little undersized for the D-line, and now he'll be able to go around the pile instead of being at the bottom. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 11, 2016 11:36:07 GMT -5
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 11, 2016 14:24:29 GMT -5
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Anderson, Tim... C......................... 1999-03 Bullock, William M..........................1938 Carter, Dennis............................. 1961-62 Conroy, James..................................1969 Crowl, Don.......................................1957 Ebersole, Aaron................................1994 Haynes, Bryce..................................2011 Heid, Robert C... C......................... 1949-51 Henson, Luther........................... 1977-80 Kabealo, George........................ 1932-34 Kuhn, Kenneth W... C.................... 1972-75 Lindner, James E........................ 1959-60 Linkins, Arthur..................................1940 Meckstroth, James.................... 1971-72 Nelms, Spencer.......................... 1981-83 Nosky, Richard E..............................1953 Price, Billy.................................. 2013-14 Renner, Charles.................... 1944, 47-48 Rogovin, Jon....................................1963 Selby, Paul........................................1942 Sharp, Scott.....................................1989 Simon, John... C..................2009-10-11-12 Smith, Brandon................................2004 Sommer, Karl W......................... 1954-56 Stier, Mark H... C........................... 1966-68 Stoughton, Brian........................ 1991-95 Thomas, Pat............................... 1987-89 Truster, Jerry....................................1964 Vogler, Tim... C.....................................1976 Whaley, Tyler.............................. 2004-06 John Simon, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten in 2011 & 12. Two time captain those same years. Brought a full time, 100% all in attitude to everything he did, and quickly became one of CUFM's favorite all time players. Named the B1G Ten Defensive POY in 2012. Drafted and signed initially with the Ravens, Simon was waived prior to his 2nd season, and quickly signed by the Houston Texans. Last season, he recorded 53 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 5 sacks. Was a two time All Ohio selection at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney High School. Tim Anderson, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten and as team captain in 2003. Shown in picture in early 2003, probably his favorite, a very memorable moment of sportsmanship and compassion after a very memorable year. Drafted in the 3rd round by the Bills, he stayed there for four years, kicked around a bit, and is now teaching in Massillon. While at Clyde HS, he was All Ohio, and two-time heavyweight wrestling champion. Luther Henson, a 4-year letterman was selected All Big Ten in 1979. Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Patriots and played there for three years. Another outstanding HS wrestler, from Sandusky, he compiled a 3-year record of 55-13, including his 24-1 mark as a senior, losing in the State Championship Finals match. DANG it...I was going to add this, C&Ped it to Word yesterday while researching, and forgot this morning... When you get to looking at both the numbers lists and letterman lists, you see a lot of same names and wonder about brothers/father-son/Grandpa-father-son...I noticed the Kabealo name, and googled it to see if there was anything there... I got this: "The last time it happened at Ohio State was the mid 1970s, when Archie, Ray and Duncan Griffin played for the Buckeyes. Trumping that, Ohio State football historian Jack Park said, were the Kabealo brothers from Youngstown in the 1930s. John and Mike Kabealo each lettered three years for the Buckeyes; the other two, Charles and George, never lettered." #1, that is some serious family loyalty, especially back then before the scholarships of today. #2, that is some serious family talent & athleticism...I mean, just to make the team and get to wear a jersey, and trot out of the tunnel every Saturday. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 11, 2016 19:44:04 GMT -5
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Anderson, Tim... C......................... 1999-03 Bullock, William M..........................1938 Carter, Dennis............................. 1961-62 Conroy, James..................................1969 Crowl, Don.......................................1957 Ebersole, Aaron................................1994 Haynes, Bryce..................................2011 Heid, Robert C... C......................... 1949-51 Henson, Luther........................... 1977-80 Kabealo, George........................ 1932-34 Kuhn, Kenneth W... C.................... 1972-75 Lindner, James E........................ 1959-60 Linkins, Arthur..................................1940 Meckstroth, James.................... 1971-72 Nelms, Spencer.......................... 1981-83 Nosky, Richard E..............................1953 Price, Billy.................................. 2013-14 Renner, Charles.................... 1944, 47-48 Rogovin, Jon....................................1963 Selby, Paul........................................1942 Sharp, Scott.....................................1989 Simon, John... C..................2009-10-11-12 Smith, Brandon................................2004 Sommer, Karl W......................... 1954-56 Stier, Mark H... C........................... 1966-68 Stoughton, Brian........................ 1991-95 Thomas, Pat............................... 1987-89 Truster, Jerry....................................1964 Vogler, Tim... C.....................................1976 Whaley, Tyler.............................. 2004-06 John Simon, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten in 2011 & 12. Two time captain those same years. Brought a full time, 100% all in attitude to everything he did, and quickly became one of CUFM's favorite all time players. Named the B1G Ten Defensive POY in 2012. Drafted and signed initially with the Ravens, Simon was waived prior to his 2nd season, and quickly signed by the Houston Texans. Last season, he recorded 53 tackles, 1 fumble recovery and 5 sacks. Was a two time All Ohio selection at Youngstown Cardinal Mooney High School. Tim Anderson, 4-year letterman & 3-year starter, selected All Big Ten and as team captain in 2003. Shown in picture in early 2003, probably his favorite, a very memorable moment of sportsmanship and compassion after a very memorable year. Drafted in the 3rd round by the Bills, he stayed there for four years, kicked around a bit, and is now teaching in Massillon. While at Clyde HS, he was All Ohio, and two-time heavyweight wrestling champion. Luther Henson, a 4-year letterman was selected All Big Ten in 1979. Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Patriots and played there for three years. Another outstanding HS wrestler, from Sandusky, he compiled a 3-year record of 55-13, including his 24-1 mark as a senior, losing in the State Championship Finals match. DANG it...I was going to add this, C&Ped it to Word yesterday while researching, and forgot this morning... When you get to looking at both the numbers lists and letterman lists, you see a lot of same names and wonder about brothers/father-son/Grandpa-father-son...I noticed the Kabealo name, and googled it to see if there was anything there... I got this: "The last time it happened at Ohio State was the mid 1970s, when Archie, Ray and Duncan Griffin played for the Buckeyes. Trumping that, Ohio State football historian Jack Park said, were the Kabealo brothers from Youngstown in the 1930s. John and Mike Kabealo each lettered three years for the Buckeyes; the other two, Charles and George, never lettered." #1, that is some serious family loyalty, especially back then before the scholarships of today. #2, that is some serious family talent & athleticism...I mean, just to make the team and get to wear a jersey, and trot out of the tunnel every Saturday. Dang...checking letter winners for #53... Graf, Campbell J. ... 1912-13-14 Graf, Campbell R.... 1939 Graf, Jack R. ....... 1939-40-41 Graf, Lawrence ... 1973 and if they just came to Columbus but didn't LETTER... And then, I found THIS... www.dispatch.com/content/stories/sports/2009/09/19/graf_obit_9-19.ART_ART_09-19-09_C3_43F4F60.html |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 12, 2016 5:10:24 GMT -5
53Adamle, Anthony.............................1946 Armstrong, Billy J...................... 1960-62 Barnes, Ronald.................................1955 Brown, Edmund.......................... 1998-99 Buie, Ceasar.....................................2004 Chancey, Mike..................................1989 Colosimo, Sean................................1997 Donovan, Brian P..............................1969 Douglas, Ivan............................. 1999-02 Goebel, Garrett... C........2008-09-10-11-12 Gradishar, Randy........................ 1971-73 Graf, Campbell.................................1939 Hester, Darren..................................1995 Horvath, Leslie.................................1940 Howe, Patrick........................ 2006-08-09 James, Daniel A......................... 1957-58 Kelley, Dwight A... C..................... 1963-65 Karageorge, Kosta...........................2014 Licker, Adam.....................................2004 Lininger, Raymond J................... 1946-49 Long, Paul................................... 1987-88 Lynch, Scott................................ 1992-94 Merrell, James.................................1951 Mezgec, Mike..................................1992 Morris, Rich................................ 1983-86 Muhlbach, John L...................... 1966-68 Pack, Craig................................. 1981-82 Porter, Douglas........................... 1974-77 Schmidlin, Eric.................................1993 Seach, Bill.................................. 1990-91 Sharp, Scott...............................1988, 90 Slicker, Richard.................................1954 Attachment DeletedDwight "Ike" Kelley, two-time selection for All Big Ten and All America Linebacker in 1964 and 65. Also selected as captain in 65. As the game was evolving, he was the Buckeyes' first AA at the Linebacker position, and set the standard for all that followed. Drafted and played eight years for the Eagles. He then returned to Columbus and gave that same dedication and work ethic to Worthington Industries for 35 years. He and his wife are retired in the Columbus area, and have two children and six grandchildren. Attachment DeletedRandy Gradishar, two-time selection for All Big Ten and All America Linebacker in 1972 and 73. Also selected All Big Ten in 1971. Woody called him "the finest linebacker I ever coached." In '73, he finished 6th in the Heisman voting (that year, John Cappelletti won the Heisman with a total of 1,057 points. John Hicks finished 2nd with 524, Archie finished 5th with 326, and Gradishar had 282). He was drafted 14th overall by the Broncos in 74, and played 10 years in the NFL & holds the Broncos all time in tackles with 1,958. In December of 1998, he was inducted into the CFB HOF. Attachment DeletedBrian Donovan, selected as All Big Ten Center in 1969 after being a regular in the rotation at guard in '68. A knee injury in '70 spring practice requiring surgery ended his football career. I've not been able to find out more since then. Also from above, Raymond "Jack" Lininger, who lettered as a freshman in 1945, left to serve in the Army Corps of Engineers, and returned for 1947, 48, and 49 seasons, being selected All Big Ten as Center in 1949.
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 13, 2016 9:47:01 GMT -5
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Andrews, Lawrence F.......................1951 Arnold, James..................................1938 Bond, Robert J........................... 1954-55 Boughner, Richard J................... 1937-38 Bowsher, Gerald J............................1959 Brown, Bernard................................1979 Butts, Robert W................................1960 Chappelear, Gar.......................... 2008-09 Cook, Donald....................................1935 Cotton, James............................ 1998-99 Curtis, Don.......................................2007 DeLeone, Thomas D... C................ 1969-71 Duncan, Howard D..................... 1946-47 Fisher, John................................ 1975-76 Fitz, Thomas............................... 1963-64 Hankins, Johnathan.............. 2010-11-12 Hartman, Len.............................. 1990-92 Herron, Kendall................................1944 Johnson, Kevin........................... 1995-97 Keefer, Michael................................1993 Kerr, John................................... 2005-06 Kne, Mike................................... 2003-04 Livorno, Joseph................................1933 McCormick, Robert W......................1942 McCullough, Bob........................ 1949-50 Miller, Pete.......................................1994 Moore, Thomas.......................... 1985-88 Muhammed, Jamal..........................2000 Munger, Donovan.............................2014 Myers, Steven... C......................... 1972-74 Provenza, Russell D..........................1956 Roman, James T......................... 1966-68 Ryan, Robert.....................................1945 Scarberry, William...........................1939 Sharp, Thomas.................................1965 Vogler, Tim... C............................... 1977-78 Williams, Sam..................................2002 Attachment DeletedBob McCullough, All America selection at Center, 1950. Other than that fact, I read he was drafted and signed by the Packers, but that was in the notes from google, but I couldn't find it in the link. He's not listed in the Buckeyes in the NFL links. I've tried different combinations in google, and gone back three pages deep in the searches...nothing. ALL that said, I think it would be neat as HEKK if our current Buckeye, LS Liam McCullough was related. Attachment DeletedTom DeLeone, two year starter, All Big Ten in 1970 & 71, All America Selection in 1971. Played 13 years in the NFL with the Bengals & Browns. He later went on to work as a criminal investigator with the U.S. Department of the Treasury rising to a Senior Special Agent position within the U.S. Customs Service. He worked in the US Customs Service, and he was a member of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force in Salt Lake City, Utah, during the 2002 Olympic Games in Park City, Utah. In 2003, The U.S. Customs Service became a part of the newly created Department of Homeland Security and he retired from Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2007. He is a 2002 inductee of The Ohio State University Football Hall of Fame and a 2003 inductee of the Kent City Schools Hall of Fame. In retirement, he was working as a substitute teacher in Utah. I was surprised to find he passed away just a couple months ago, on 22 May. (htps://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2016/05/former_browns_center_tom_deleo.html) Attachment DeletedSteve Myers, three-year starter, All Big Ten, All America, and team captain selection in 1974. DeLeone moved on in 1971, Myers picked up his number and position. Drafted by the Lions, but didn't play. Involved in something in the Columbus area with Archie Griffin & Steve Luke. Another instance of "I wonder" as we have a Josh Myers on the roster. Jonathan Hankins was selected as an All America DT in 2012. Other names that jumped out at me were James Cotton, John Kerr, Mike Kne, Jim Roman, and Tim Vogler.
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Post by mscott59 on Jul 13, 2016 10:09:10 GMT -5
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Andrews, Lawrence F.......................1951 Arnold, James..................................1938 Bond, Robert J........................... 1954-55 Boughner, Richard J................... 1937-38 Bowsher, Gerald J............................1959 Brown, Bernard................................1979 Butts, Robert W................................1960 Chappelear, Gar.......................... 2008-09 Cook, Donald....................................1935 Cotton, James............................ 1998-99 Curtis, Don.......................................2007 DeLeone, Thomas D... C................ 1969-71 Duncan, Howard D..................... 1946-47 Fisher, John................................ 1975-76 Fitz, Thomas............................... 1963-64 Hankins, Johnathan.............. 2010-11-12 Hartman, Len.............................. 1990-92 Herron, Kendall................................1944 Johnson, Kevin........................... 1995-97 Keefer, Michael................................1993 Kerr, John................................... 2005-06 Kne, Mike................................... 2003-04 Livorno, Joseph................................1933 McCormick, Robert W......................1942 McCullough, Bob........................ 1949-50 Miller, Pete.......................................1994 Moore, Thomas.......................... 1985-88 Muhammed, Jamal..........................2000 Munger, Donovan.............................2014 Myers, Steven... C......................... 1972-74 Provenza, Russell D..........................1956 Roman, James T......................... 1966-68 Ryan, Robert.....................................1945 Scarberry, William...........................1939 Sharp, Thomas.................................1965 Vogler, Tim... C............................... 1977-78 Williams, Sam..................................2002 View AttachmentBob McCullough, All America selection at Center, 1950. Other than that fact, I read he was drafted and signed by the Packers, but that was in the notes from google, but I couldn't find it in the link. He's not listed in the Buckeyes in the NFL links. I've tried different combinations in google, and gone back three pages deep in the searches...nothing. ALL that said, I think it would be neat as HEKK if our current Buckeye, LS Liam McCullough was related. View AttachmentTom DeLeone, two year starter, All Big Ten in 1970 & 71, All America Selection in 1971. Played 13 years in the NFL with the Bengals & Browns. He later went on to work as a criminal investigator with the U.S. Department of the Treasury rising to a Senior Special Agent position within the U.S. Customs Service. He worked in the US Customs Service, and he was a member of the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force in Salt Lake City, Utah, during the 2002 Olympic Games in Park City, Utah. In 2003, The U.S. Customs Service became a part of the newly created Department of Homeland Security and he retired from Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2007. He is a 2002 inductee of The Ohio State University Football Hall of Fame and a 2003 inductee of the Kent City Schools Hall of Fame. In retirement, he was working as a substitute teacher in Utah. I was surprised to find he passed away just a couple months ago, on 22 May. (htps://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2016/05/former_browns_center_tom_deleo.html) View AttachmentSteve Myers, three-year starter, All Big Ten, All America, and team captain selection in 1974. DeLeone moved on in 1971, Myers picked up his number and position. Drafted by the Lions, but didn't play. Involved in something in the Columbus area with Archie Griffin & Steve Luke. Another instance of "I wonder" as we have a Josh Myers on the roster. Jonathan Hankins was selected as an All America DT in 2012. Other names that jumped out at me were James Cotton, John Kerr, Mike Kne, Jim Roman, and Tim Vogler. i thought mickey had posted a couple months ago about deleone's passing. yet another example of one of woody's boys who excelled here, on the next level, and most importantly, in the balance of his professional/personal life. steve myers has been visible in a few of the various stories you see on btn involving osu teams of the past. the touchdown club of columbus came up w/an all century team back in 2000 to mark the new millenium; myers and deleone were 2 of the 3 centers named. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 13, 2016 10:23:07 GMT -5
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 14, 2016 7:28:23 GMT -5
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View AttachmentAnthony Schlegel (in the middle) and probably why he wasn't more recognized. A two-year starter at the Air Force Academy, he was selected as team captain there as a sophomore and was selected All Conference. After transferring, playing between A.J. Hawk and Bobby Carpenter HAD to be a kick in the crotch for his ego. He finished 2nd and 3rd on the team in tackles in his two seasons in Columbus. He played a couple of years in the NFL for the Jets & Bengals, and went to one of the other leagues. He is back at OSU as an assistant Strength & Conditioning coach (famous for his take down technique) and has his own personal fitness company. could anybody really tell if those three were missing from the '06 defense?  |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 14, 2016 10:39:25 GMT -5
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Anthony Schlegel (in the middle) and probably why he wasn't more recognized. A two-year starter at the Air Force Academy, he was selected as team captain there as a sophomore and was selected All Conference. After transferring, playing between A.J. Hawk and Bobby Carpenter HAD to be a kick in the crotch for his ego. He finished 2nd and 3rd on the team in tackles in his two seasons in Columbus. He played a couple of years in the NFL for the Jets & Bengals, and went to one of the other leagues. He is back at OSU as an assistant Strength & Conditioning coach (famous for his take down technique) and has his own personal fitness company. could anybody really tell if those three were missing from the '06 defense? Well, now that you mention it... 2005 S LB - Carpenter W/ 49 T.....2006 S LB - Freeman - 71 2005 MLB - Schlegel - 82 T...........2006 MLB - Laurinaitis - 115 2005 W LB - Hawk - 121 T............2006 W LB- John Kerr & Ross Homan Total tackles 58 252 244 But this played into why I was coming here in the first place...all the reading I've been doing, the sportswriters have made a big deal out of one player leading his team in tackles for three years in a row; RARE feat they claim... We've had four - Marek, Tovar, Hawk, and Laurinaitis... |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 14, 2016 22:08:36 GMT -5
Watch Lists (So far) QB J.T. Barrett is on the Maxwell Award watch list. Defensive end Tyquan Lewis and junior middle linebacker Raekwon McMillan are each on the Bednarik Award watch list. Pat Elflein Named to Rimington Trophy Watch List. Cameron Johnston Named to Ray Guy Watch List. Tyquan Lewis, Raekwon McMillan Up For Nagurski Trophy. Pat Elflein, Billy Price Named to Outland Trophy Watch List. Raekwon McMillan, Dante Booker on Butkus Award Watch List. J.T. Barrett One of 30 on O'Brien Award Watch List. www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/2016-watch-list.html |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Jul 15, 2016 11:01:26 GMT -5
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Appleby, Gordon E... C................... 1942-44 Beam, William D..............................1959 Borchers, Jim............................. 1990-93 Boren, Jacoby... C.................... 2012-13-14 Brewster, Mike... C..............2008-09-10-11 Datish, Doug... C........................... 2003-06 Datish, Michael................................1975 Davidson, Jeff... C......................... 1986-89 DeLeone, James........................ 1979-81 Dillman, Thomas........................ 1954-56 Drakulich, Samuel............................1933 Dye, William H........................... 1934-36 Federle, Tom............................... 1963-64 Gholston, Vernon.................. 2004, 06-07 Gohlstin, Eric.............................. 1994-97 Marino, Victor I.......................... 1937-39 Martin, Earl......................................1941 Mitchell, Nick...................................1999 Moore, J.T............................. 2010-11-12 Newcomer, Robert...........................1965 O’Dea, Stephen H............................1945 Odom, Timothy.................................1984 Pitstick, Anthony..............................1971 Ruehl, James J................................1952 Smith, Robert G.......................... 1967-69 Stafford, Michael....................... 2000-02 Vanscoy, Norman J..........................1960 Attachment DeletedMike Brewster, All America center in 2010, and team captain selection in 2011. A four-year letterman, noted for his assistance in the recruiting of the Brew Crew, beginning the resurgence of the O-Line as a force. Had he forgone his senior year, it was predicted he would have been the first center selected. After a poor senior year, he was an undrafted FA, and signed with the (relatively) home team Jaguars. He started his rookie year, but ended the season on injured reserve with a broken hand. The next year, he broke an ankle, and was eventually released. He then signed with the Dolphins, and is currently on the Saints taxi squad. After an outstanding HS career in Florida, he followed his big brother to Columbus. Attachment DeletedVernon Gholston, All America DE in 2007. He broke his hand in his first game against Miami (OH), and redshirted. His performance in 2006 earned him recognition as a 2nd team, All B1G Ten. In 2007, he set records with four sacks in a game (Wisconsin) and 14.5 sacks in a season, breaking Mike Vrabel's old record of 13. He declared for the draft, and lit up the combine, resulting in his selection in the first round, #6 overall, by the Jets. In three seasons with the Jets, he started five games, and never recorded a sack. He has since been signed and released by the Bears and Rams, and earlier this year, had a try out for the Redskins. Attachment DeletedJeff Davidson, All Big Ten G and team captain in 1989. He was a four-year letterman, and two-year starter. He followed his father and brother to Columbus, and he and his father became the first father-son duo to be named captains. He was drafted & played four years with the Broncos, moved to the Saints, & decided to retire after suffering a shoulder injury. After rehab attempts failed, he began coaching with the Saints, and is currently still coaching in the NFL as Offensive Line coach for the Chargers. Missed the beginning of his freshman year after an ankle injury suffered in a HS all star game, but came back & started the Cotton Bowl. Was a starter his soph year, but suffered a broken leg at Illinois in game four, ending his season. Also notable from above, Doug Datish was a four-year letterman and three year starter, selected as team captain and All Big Ten in 2006. Eric Gohlstin, three-year letterman, selected All Big Ten in 1997. Jacoby Boren, three-year letterman selected team captain in 2015. Still fresh in everyone's minds, no need to discuss the Boren story. And finally, William Henry Harrison (Tippy) Dye... WOW...I knew a little, but I'm just going to leave the Wiki link...too much to re-type, but what a great story... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tippy_Dye
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Post by bamorin on Jul 15, 2016 12:37:32 GMT -5
Lots of talent to wear #50. Mike Stafford was a walk-on, got his chance to start his senior season. Mentioned that before the season on the old AOL football board....Evan thought if Stafford was the best RtG OSU had, the line would suck. He led the blocking to the right, took the MLB out, took the SS out off the boundary, Clarret scores his first TD of his frosh season. Broke his leg when he stepped into a gopher hole at Paul Brown Stadium on a kick-out block. Could have been the next Jim Lachey. The big fat slow f-word with huge cankles took his place, and the running game suffered a bit the rest of the year
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