Teddy Ginn

[not-another]

Did anyone see that kid in the OSU vs OSU game? He has a bright future ahead of him if he dont screw up. Like his fellow peers did.

[WhoDey93285]

I've been watching the amazing things he does on the field all year. He is just crazy. Especially that play in the Alamo Bowl last night where he juked out two guys twice and ran ACROSS the field then turned it upfield for a forty-sum yard game.

[not-another]

Teddy had a good game. If he dont screw up, I see him up for a heisman in the future. He can only get better. I see Ohio State being the next USC in 3 or 4 years. But, Ohio State needs to do something about the players.

[WhoDey93285]

Think abot the Heisman race for next year. Corse/Herbsriet were talking about it last night: Teddy Ginn, Reggie Bush, Adrian Peterson, Matt Linart

That's a nice race..

[Kirkendall]

Ginn reminds me, big-play-maker-wise, of Charles Woodson. I really would like to see what Ginn can do on defense at CB -- I suspect, if they take the Chris Gamble model, he'll be back there quickly.

But, Ohio State needs to do something about the players.

If Gieger says what's true, then the underhanded-backstabbing-fatcat-cigarsucking boosters that are causing problems! Of course, I mean the "roque booster".

Hey COLLEGE, I have a solution -- pay the players. Of course, only if they meet very rigid academic guidelines and incentives.

[Tiger Stripes]

whats the deal with the boosters i dont understand why they pay standout players do they have something riding on the games or what?

[Kirkendall]

whats the deal with the boosters i dont understand why they pay standout players do they have something riding on the games or what?

I'm guessing if younger players know about this, they'll be more inclined to coming to their school knowing they could get paid.

College football should really think about paying these players a little money. Nothing close to the average family income of today's standards, but enough to keep everything honest -- yeap, it's a pipedream.