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Brandon Innis

Innis wouldn't have done anything here. he was just like that fleming dude people were fawning over for no reason. There's another guy who given his current skill is going to disappoint alot people around here who've already crowned him. This player better improve his speed or he'll end up just like innis at this level. sorry to break the news.

you seen it with anthony johnson the kid from penn. charlie jones, lovon ponder etc etc
 
PalyCane said:
Innis had one superior trait in HS, which was the fact he physically matured much earlier than his HS peers and used that to his advantage on the field. His game was about bodying DBs in HS moreso than route running, separation and plus athleticism.

He's no longer more physically mature than his college peers, can't body DBs as he did in HS and therefore has no superior traits that he brings to the table at the college level.

And it's not at all clear he takes Egbuka's spot ext year. OSU signed 4 new highly rated WR's in the 2025 class, and they have no problem playing young guys.
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This comment was on point; however their 2025 WR class ended up being a bust. Hartline’s room is already in ruins already although I am a fan of Chris Henry Jr. OSU WR coach Cortez Hankton has had high-profile jobs (LSU, UGA) however I’m not sure he has proven much of anything as of yet.

Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr were recruited by his predecessor; Mickey Joseph who is now the HC at Grambling St. He inherited the ‘26 WR corps, including the the recruiting class brought in by Hartline. Lane just brought in all his guys, and has 5 WRs currently committed, so I’m not sure what good he left either. Mecole Hardman was his predecessors recruit at UGA.

He gets credit for Ladd McConkey who is his biggest win to date; even if he only coached him 2 out of the 4 years, still, he signed him. The other guy he has on his resume is George Pickens who he flipped from Auburn and coached all three years. Those 2 and Zavion Thomas are the main guys i see on his resume. Will be interesting to follow how much longer does the shine stay on them over there, as LSU’s shine was gone pretty quickly once Hankton took the job; which is wild considering they were the only team more prolific w/ WRs than OSU, in recent history, at that point (2022).

Doesn’t mean they won’t produce pros however they were on a legendary run that is past its peak.

The two highest rated of those 2025 WRs have transferred out. One went to Notre Dame, expected to have a big role however he’s hurt atm. The other went to Washington (no stats recorded). OSU also had a WR from the ‘24 class transfer to Notre Dame.

One of the ‘25 ones who stayed is Phillip Bell, one reception for 6 yards this year and his career. Quick sidebar, Bell went to the same HS as Vance Spafford; and as well as OSU’s current freshman backup quarterback. The other ‘25 WR who stayed hasn’t recorded any stats yet.

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RozayCane said:
I think we gotta stop acting like Miami gave them a reason to come here.

2 things can be true.. Innis was overrated out of HS and They made the right decision at the time.
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I called him overrated when he was in high school. Had no elite athletic trait
 
Inniss ain't sh't

Henry Jr ain't sh't

JJ ain't sh't

Take the helmet away and nobody would care.

You wanna know how you beat OSU? The last 3 losses prove this right here. Lock up the running game, all the other weapons outside of JJ and you win.

JJ has gotten his numbers in all 3 of these games, and they lost.

VS IU 8 rec 144 yds 0 TD
VS Miami 7 rec 157 yds 1 TD
VS Texas 8 rec 164 yds 1 TD

The rest of the team

VS IU 14 rec 120 yds 1 TD 26 Car 58 yds 0 TD
VS Miami 15 rec 130 yds 0 TD 22 car 45 yds 1 TD
VS Texas 9 rec 144 yds 0 TD 31 car 91 yds 1 TD
 
edge said:
Arthur Smith is one of the most average coaches ever to coach in the league. No doubt his daddies money got him where he was. When OSU hired him I laughed. And what you saw in the second half was a direct result of having an incompetent OC.
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Who is his dad?
 
Force feeding JJ, as soon as Texas started doubling and tripling him the offense stalled. Sayin is one read, and that’s #4. Would feel bad for Innis, but like many have said….played himself like all the other traitors.
 
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