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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: Jake Jakubec basketball recruit

« on: March 11, 2012, 02:49:14 PM »

Are you kidding me?  Look at the "success" we have had with Poland players from the same conference.

look at the lack of success without the local kids, 2 can play that game

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Jake Jakubec basketball recruit

« on: March 10, 2012, 10:35:05 PM »

closing on scoring 400 points in his senior year, thats pretty damn impressive for the confrence he plays in (maybe the best basketball confrence in the valley) and he's an outstanding 3 point shooter

YSU basketball would be oh so much better if they started to recruit like football and take long hard guys at just NEO players

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: Star Track recruit

« on: March 08, 2012, 03:04:14 PM »

Coaches better hope he stays out of legal trouble like he couldnt in HS, im just leaving it at that. had MAJOR off the track issues

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: Men's basketball signs Hain and Weber to Letters of Intent

« on: March 08, 2012, 03:03:16 PM »

Hain might very well be a 3 just because i dont think he's that great of a rebounder
just under 7 Rebounds per game when your considered one of the biggest guys in your teams area

"
They call Bobby Hain and Grant Pelchen "the Twin Towers" - and rightfully so. Hain is 6-feet -9; Pelchen 6-10.
 
No other frontcourt in the area has that size, especially when 6-4 slasher Mike Edgely and 6-5 reserve Angelo Goss are included ."

and teams game plan to put small guys on him, sounds like this kid is a MAJOR Project

That means teams often put a player much closer to 6 feet on Hain, or they simply switch to zone defenses.
 
"It's usually a big advantage for us," Hain said. "The goal is to go out and try to intimidate teams."

plus based on reading how he plays, he sounds like Gordon Heyward

What sets Hain apart from Pelchen, a junior and a more traditional post player who is averaging 8.5 points a game, is his European style of play.
 
The shaggy-haired blond plays inside and out, shoots the three-pointer with ruthless efficiency and slashes to the basket. He even played guard for his AAU team, Florida Family, a club based in Fort Lauderdale.

http://pbgametime.com/news/twin-towers-bobby-hain-and-grant-pelchen-power-jupiters-boys-basketball-team/130551/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5IoqRCZicQ

i just cant get over how much taller he looks then almost everybody he plays and still cant get over 7 rebounds per game

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: TONIGHT at Beeghly: Basketball Hosts National Runners-Up Butler on ESPN

« on: February 09, 2012, 01:13:13 PM »

who cares?  gonna be another assbeating like the last game

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Non YSU Sports / Re: If Akise Teague.....

« on: February 08, 2012, 11:44:37 PM »

You know I get really tired of the whole "second chance" thing.  Throughout life, not just as it relates to football.

But as it relates to football, you are more likely to get a "second chance" if you run a 4.4 and can score touchdowns.  Any back-up OL busted for whatever  getting a "second chance" anywhere?  Let me know as soon as you read that story.

Note to all:  Everyone does NOT deserve a second chance.

Alex Boone, Evan Blankenship both were backups as freshman, given 2nd chances after being arrested for being drunk

Boone and Blankenship huh?  Wow.  Couple of BIG TIME recruits.  While posting I was thinking more on the lines of back-up OL at YSU.

blakenship was a big time recruit? news  to me. pretty sure he was a walkon. while Boone was big time recruit, his freshman year he wasnt in the 2 deep but was arrested and stayed on the team

its ok, you failed, we understand

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Non YSU Sports / Re: If Akise Teague.....

« on: February 08, 2012, 11:24:37 PM »

You know I get really tired of the whole "second chance" thing.  Throughout life, not just as it relates to football.

But as it relates to football, you are more likely to get a "second chance" if you run a 4.4 and can score touchdowns.  Any back-up OL busted for whatever  getting a "second chance" anywhere?  Let me know as soon as you read that story.

Note to all:  Everyone does NOT deserve a second chance.

Alex Boone, Evan Blankenship both were backups as freshman, given 2nd chances after being arrested for being drunk

Boone IMHO......underachieved. He was what.....6'7" 320lbs....If I was that big I would have been put in jail after every game for "involuntary manslaughter".

And I don't even know who Blankenship was. Just another "large body" that under-achieved at the OSU.

point=Made

next?

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Non YSU Sports / Re: RIP JO PA!!

« on: February 08, 2012, 06:09:18 PM »

Meh, guy covered up rape, couldnt care less

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Non YSU Sports / Re: If Akise Teague.....

« on: February 08, 2012, 05:27:49 PM »

You know I get really tired of the whole "second chance" thing.  Throughout life, not just as it relates to football.

But as it relates to football, you are more likely to get a "second chance" if you run a 4.4 and can score touchdowns.  Any back-up OL busted for whatever  getting a "second chance" anywhere?  Let me know as soon as you read that story.

Note to all:  Everyone does NOT deserve a second chance.

That is what is wrong with the liberals..........they think that everyone can be "rehabilitated".  How much do you want to bet that the judge that didn't do enough to stop that stalker that murdered that Canfiled teacher was a  democrat?  I bet you he was.

what does a murder have to do with a footall player? typical republican scumbag

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General BS / Re: OT: Canfield Woman shot

« on: February 08, 2012, 05:26:29 PM »

Upate: Canfield police have relealsed info that they are looking for a 2012 Dark Grey Cristler town and country, they do not think he is still in the area but they are just trying to make people feel safe. this was a rental car as well.

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Non YSU Sports / Re: If Akise Teague.....

« on: February 08, 2012, 02:25:43 PM »

You know I get really tired of the whole "second chance" thing.  Throughout life, not just as it relates to football.

But as it relates to football, you are more likely to get a "second chance" if you run a 4.4 and can score touchdowns.  Any back-up OL busted for whatever  getting a "second chance" anywhere?  Let me know as soon as you read that story.

Note to all:  Everyone does NOT deserve a second chance.

Alex Boone, Evan Blankenship both were backups as freshman, given 2nd chances after being arrested for being drunk

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General BS / OT: Canfield Woman shot

« on: February 08, 2012, 12:21:28 PM »

just a heads up, a canfield woman was shot this morning going to work (i know the woman and where she worked through my father but i wont say who and where for familly saftey) be on the look out for an older man robert mcgloclynn (a picture might be on a news website) form painesville, but still could be in the area, the story sounds like this is the same woman who had him arrested for stalking her last january, it sounds like he had shot her once or twice, then she tried to drive away and she crashed and he shot her once or twice more then she tried to run away before he shot her again in the middle of the street

this happend by appartments on Fairgrounds Blvd, just a heads up for everybodys saftey this man is still armed, mentally unstable and highly dangerous

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: YSU defensive coordinator leaves

« on: February 05, 2012, 07:01:54 PM »

Mt. Union has more ex-buckeyes than any other program. He would be an assistant at YSU. This real football folks. At $250k ..the name is big.

even though no former Ohio St players has played there in over a decade then sure

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: YSU defensive coordinator leaves

« on: February 05, 2012, 07:00:30 PM »

I was intrigued by the young Kehres, until 45 checked in.  As a player on one of our National Championship teams, his credentials at football analysis exceed those of anybody else on this site. 

When you are looking at Mt. Union's accomplishments, staggering as they are, remember one thing.  Unlike the scholarship divisions, there is no limit to the number of players that can try out for that team.  They start with some ridiculous figure like 200 players and go from there.  Every high school player in Ohio that is not good enough to acquire a scholarship would have Mt. Union first on his wish list.  Kehres also benefits from a handful of players who could make it on the D2 or even D1 levels but, for whatever reason, choose to be a whale in a small swimming pool.  So in every game that Mt. Union plays until the championship, they have an enormous talent advantage.  That edge disappears against Whitewater who seems to corner the market on non-scholarship Wisconsin/Minnesota players.  Bottom line is that it is somewhat dangerous to expect that coaching excellence at Mt. Union would translate to the scholarship divisions where the advantages in player procurement evaporate.

my 3 NC at UMU>>>>1 NC at YSU

whats your point? does that mean i have 3 times the credabillity LOL YSU45 was nothing more then a butthurt bench warmer at fitch, couldnt care less about his YSU NC ring

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YSU Penguin Athletics / Re: YSU defensive coordinator leaves

« on: February 03, 2012, 10:18:30 PM »

Agreed, YSU45 is correct on his analysis.

nope wrong
look at Kehres history in college, that says it all right there

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ysu45 is full of sh** who was nothing more then a butthurt benchwarmer at fitch

not sure why so many morons think Kehres sucks when his college coaching history proves you 100% wrong

its ok its just another board where i automatically become the best poster, this is nothing new