Buckeye Newsstand, August 9
Scout.com > BuckeyeSports.com —
... has a column touting sophomore quarterback Terrelle Pryor as one of only a few players who can almost single-handedly bring a national championship. Pryor is also the subject of a Cleveland Plain Dealer story. Bob Baptist of the ...
Sunday afternoon Big Ten one-liners
NBC Sports - College Football Talk —
... , Rob Oller of the Columbus Dispatch writes. Whether it's a good or bad thing is debatable, but the fact is that the 6-6, 230-pound Pryor is the fastest Buckeye on the roster . Secondary concerns ...
Wake me when Terrelle Pryor's fake 40 time eclipses the speed of sound
Dr. Saturday —
I'm pretty much sold on Terrelle Pryor as the awe-inspiring heir to Vince Young's torch as the lanky, multi-faceted, absurdly fast quarterbacking beast of every defense's nightmares. The Cleveland Plain-Dealer added another dimension to that today when it reported that Pryor is the fastest player on Ohio State's team, an innocent enough proposition until you get to the details: ...
How Fast Is Terrelle Pryor, Really?
FanHouse —
... Center Mike Webster told the Cleveland Plain Dealer that Pryor ran the fastest 40 of any Buckeye: 4.33 seconds. That number, if true, would make Pryor not just the fastest Buckeye, but potentially the fastest quarterback ever. At this spring's NFL scouting combine, Pryor would have tied for the second-fastest overall time, right behind wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey's 4.30. Pryor would have finished more than two-tenths of a second ahead of the fastest quarterback at the combine, West Virginia's Pat White, who ran a 4.55. ...
Terrelle Pryor’s 4.33 40 time was Impressive … But He’s No Moss, Vick or Deion Sanders
The Big Lead —
... are frothy over QB Terrelle Pryor’s supposed 4.33 40-yard dash time. For a kid who’s 6-foot-6 and 235 pounds, that’s incredibly impressive. It blew away the times of everyone on the team. Last year’s fastest QB in the country, WVU’s Pat White, ran a turtle-like 4.55 at the NFL combine. (Yes, Terrelle Pryor is being groomed to become the most salivated-over player in the nation come 2010). ...
Great ahtletes at quarterback need to put in the extra work to succeed
Top Cheddar: sports, pop culture, and halfers —
... and his 4.33 40 time suggest he will be looked at in the same light as the ones who came before him. Both Tebow and Pryor are phenomenal talents that will get their shot somewhere on an NFL roster. If they want to get to that next level and succeed there as a quarterback they better start putting in the extra time now.
Update! Ohio State insists again on Terrelle Pryor's crazy 40 time
Dr. Saturday —
... to Terrelle Pryor's reportedly running a faster time than all but one player at the entire NFL Combine to note the Cleveland Plain-Dealer's follow-up today, which insists that, yes, ...
College Football Previews: The Assistants
Amphibious Sports Duo —
... a total of 15 including Jets standout center Nick Mangold. Bollman also has previous experience coaching tight ends in the NFL. Yet a strong O-line and pro experience may not be what it takes to unleash Terrelle Pryor. Last year Pryor started as a freshman and had a successful year but his youth showed and in the end the Buckeyes fell short in conference and in the Fiesta Bowl. The rumors of Pryor's improvement at the quarterback position are only eclipsed by those of his blinding 40 yard speed. In my mind the issue is coming up with a scheme to maximize what Pryor can do ...
Ohio State vs. USC Early Point Spread at 3.5
The Buckeye Blog —
... by game time in the Coliseum, the Buckeyes still hadn’t worked out their quarter back issues. Terrelle Pryor was an untested freshmen. During preseason practice, it wasn’t even clear if he would play at all. Sure, he was fast but lacked much needed passing confidence. As a result, USC’s speedy defense was quickly able to shut down his one-dimensional play. This year, USC will meet an entirely different Terrelle Pryor. Pryor’s passing game has matured and he’s still got serious speed. The Cleveland Plain Dealer recently reported that Pryor may be the fastest player in the Big ...
Preseason Countdown: No. 9 Ohio State
The Redshirt Señior —
... But, and there's an extremely big but (not in the Sir Mix A Lot or E.U. sense), why there's no one frowning in Columbus: Terrelle Pryor. The freshman seized the starting QB job from Todd Boeckman's clutches and became everything that had been missing from the Ohio State offense: versatility; surprise and overwhelming speed (4.33 speed if you believe the OSU coaching staff). With No. 2 doing his Vince Young impersonation, the losses (both personal-wise and in the W/L column) ...
The Underachieving BCS College Football Coaches of 2009
Comments on: Fantasy Football Week 3 —
... to make us forget the last three years.) Also considered : none-no one has come close the level of failure of Kragthorpe. jim-tressel-240 The Sweater Vest could be forgiven for losing to U$C, if he hadn’t lost every single important non-conference game in the last decade while being embarrassed in most of them. But he has. Furthermore, he can’t be forgiven this year for: Failing to utilize the incredible talents of Terrell Pryor (remember the Buckeye camp claiming he ran a sub 4.4 40 in the spring. Hilarious.) Losing to a dreadful Purdue team in a game that wasn’t even that ...
