Terrelle Pryor Signs With OSU!

[Macc24]

If any of you watch college sports, most specifically college football... you'll know the name Terelle Pryor.

Arguably the most sought-after high school athlete since LeBron James, Terelle Pryor is a 6'5 235 .lbs QB from Jeanette, PA and has been dropping jaws all over North America in the last couple months.

If any of you watch college sports, you'll agree the typical hype and shillige of an athlete playing against high school athletes 90% of the time turns out to be a bust. Pryor has put those doubters to the test in the US Army All-American Bowl - piling up 150+ yards all purpose against the best college players in the country, seeing only limited time in the game because these games like to feature all players.

I watched the game personally and if numbers aren't something to impress you - please tune in on Sep. 9/08 to see him in action.

For those of you who know who he is, what do you think of his decision?

( I hope SOMEONE watches College Football here )
-Macc

 

[Fusenshoff]

Grrrrrrrr........

Rodriguez was a perfect fit for this guy, but he'll be great in Colombus.

MAN, it sucks we're gonna have to play this guy four years. Hopefully he'll leave early.

 

[Macc24]

I totally agree.

I came outta the womb a Mich/USC fab (Mich 'cause I'm basically from Detroit, SC because OJ was my dad's HERO) so it's tough to see him go to a rival team, especially in the Big Ten - like OSU.

Kudos to the kid though, I've read countless articles of him saying he's glad to have the copius ammounts of pressure off his back. I can only imagine what it would be like to be in his position.

A lot of people made reference to him being a dual threat and running the offence that will NEVER change their style of play for one significant athlete, such as Troy Smith (2006 Heisman Winner). I mean, yeah I think having to become a pocket passer - he will by far improve his game. Unfortunately for Smith, for WHATEVER reason he was drafted late and never got the chance to shine (at least this year) in the NFL.

Hit me up on AIM to talk some sports sometime bro,
-Macc