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It’s not the school per say, it’s the system ran and has been run elsewhere showing limited development.

Buddy of mine always hypes the OSU QBs during the draft and I just say “you all know how I feel about that”. I’m currently batting 💯

*** I’ve been criticized here just bringing up the development aspect at OSU. It is extremely valid. I won’t criticize a kid for choosing OSU based on: If you’re starting: You’ll win You’ll put up #s and have fun You’ll be drafted But history shows: You will flame out in the league The one...

I'd say this is most likely. People were saying he was asked to remove it and all I wondered was how common that is if even true lol. I'm just saying that if somebody asked me to take it down I'd look at them sideways depending on how it went about.

Oh I get coordinated ones for hype. I feel that's a complete 180 to the question though. How common is it for coaches to ask for content deleted? Legitimately curious because I can't think of a time that's happened with one of our commits.

You always try to remove all bias but that's impossible. That's really just me how I'd see it myself being sold on my future and mentorship. I did edit to clarify 'depending how it went down'. You bring up the past posts... That makes this even more frivolous and quite frankly silly. It was...

Sure, maybe. Either way that's from a fans perspective and not what I was talking about. This kid isn't an Buckeye until he enrolls; and even so he can talk about whatever and whoever he wants. I'm saying that me personally as a kid deciding on schools, it would leave a bad taste in my mouth...

How common is this? I don't follow recruiting or anything on social media....past here. Seems ***** made and would really leave a bad taste in my mouth as a recruit.

**** Smith better had been involved with the interviews as well

Ruiz's entire budget needs to be spent on Smith and Trader

Photoshop. Original tweet said go Phins while he was there.

Shemar is ***** made

We back once we land a WR of this caliber