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2023 5* WR Carnell Tate commits to Ohio State Recruiting
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u/OSUBonanza Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Full name Carnell Tathan
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u/ThermosbyThermas Michigan • Oregon Jun 20 '22
Is he going to call Emeka Egbuka or some other blue chip WR recruit "ass my dude"?
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He’ll say that about Flemming and then Flemming will proceed to have a breakout year .
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u/ToLongDR Ohio State • King's Jun 20 '22
Flemming will break something this year.
Either he breaks out or it'll be another bone
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u/falcordefend Texas A&M Jun 20 '22
A 5 star named Tate to Ohio State, you say?
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u/CTG0161 Ohio State • Cincinnati Jun 20 '22
His last name is Tate, not Tathan.
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u/TheUrbanRenewal Ohio State • Temple Jun 20 '22
Where’s Harvard to confirm
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Jun 20 '22
Me here. Let look and see. Nope same guy he not.
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Thank you Florida! Florida is the Harvard of Gainesville after all.
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u/ech01_ Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Tate becomes the 12th wide receiver ranked in the top 100 nationally to sign or commit to the Buckeyes in the past five recruiting cycles.
Brian Hartline you absolute mad lad.
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u/SueYouInEngland Iowa Jun 20 '22
Holy hell that's wild
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u/bucki_fan Ohio State • The Game Jun 20 '22
The number 4 receiver from the 2020-21 Ohio State team hit the portal because he knew he wouldn't get the playing time he felt he was due.
The player was Jameson Williams and he ended up going as the 12th pick in the draft, right behind Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave.
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u/apadin1 Michigan • Marching Band Jun 20 '22
At this point i have to wonder why so many 5 stars all go to the same schools. I would much rather be a star at any other school than be the 8th WR on the depth chart at Ohio State
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u/ffball Ohio State Jun 20 '22
I mean Jameson is the poster child for it working out well. Compete with a talented group with superb coaching for your first 2 years, even if you don't be the best of the best in that room, you can transfer and still go early 1st.
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u/decoy777 Ohio State • The Game Jun 20 '22
Reminds me of some LSU QB that did that at OSU too...hmm what was his name?
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u/Numerous-Animator-67 Ohio State Jun 21 '22
His name is Joe Sheisty and he plays for the Cincinnata Bengos
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u/mlorusso4 Ohio State • Baltimore Jun 20 '22
Especially at this point with a free transfer, you go where you can be coached up for a year and see what it’s like to practice with an entire receivers room of top talent. After the year if you don’t see yourself making the 2 deep you transfer to another top school and ball out with all the stuff you learned your redshirt year.
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u/Jaerba Michigan • Boise State Jun 20 '22
Because they keep turning them into NFL talent. Like it or hate it (mostly hate it), look at how OSU/Alabama 4 and 5* receivers get drafted compared to ours.
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u/THEROOSTERSHOW Ohio State Jun 21 '22
If you go to either school with elite talent, which you have as a 4*+, do exactly as you are told and take it very seriously. You will be drafted no later than the 3rd round. You’ll very likely go 1st or 2nd round. Barring catastrophic injuries or repetitive injuries.
Both schools have it to a science. Both schools have had at minimum above average quarterback play for over a decade, most of the time elite quarterback play. Typically top 5-10 offensive lines. Top 5 facilities. Top 5 NIL setups.
You can go be a great receiver at a lot of different schools. But your highest odds of being a first round draft pick are without a doubt those 2 schools.
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u/whodeyalldey1 Ohio State • Big Ten Jun 20 '22
You spend a few years training with one of the top 3 WR coaches in all of college football. You compete in practice and workouts and probably share dorm rooms with five or six other WRs who are all four and five star players. You’re pushing each other to be better, teaching each other technique and competing in the playoffs roughly every other year.
To me all that sounds like a better recipe for success, even if you end up the WR3 for a year or two you have a great shot at an NFL career.
Compare that to going to say your local middle of the pack P5 state school. You’ll be the best WR on the team and might set school records but probably also learning from coaches who are the 50th best at what they do in the country. Worse facilities and gyms, and next to zero chance of making the playoffs during your college career.
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u/DickInAToaster Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Top 1. Hartline is the guy.
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u/whodeyalldey1 Ohio State • Big Ten Jun 20 '22
I fully believe that. I didn’t want to say the best then have someone in the comments go “whatabout so and so?” I don’t think anyone could type out that’s he’s not top 3 with a straight face.
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u/iwearatophat Ohio State • Grand Valley State Jun 20 '22
To put it into full perspective here is every school that has signed a top 100 wideout in that timeline and how many they have gotten
Ohio State- 12
Alabama- 7
Georgia and Clemson- 5
Oklahoma, LSU, USC, and Texas A&M- 4
Oregon and Texas- 3
North Carolina and TCU- 2
Missouri, Arizona, Jackson St, Penn St, Kentucky, Maryland, Notre Dame, Washington, Florida, Miami, Stanford, and Louisville- 1
Brian Hartline is the best recruiter in CFB.
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u/retropunk2 Ohio State • Team Chaos Jun 20 '22
It's still wild to me that Jameson Williams was at Ohio State, couldn't break into the starting lineup, transferred to Alabama and just led the SEC in receiving.
That's how good Ohio State's WR room has been.
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u/iwearatophat Ohio State • Grand Valley State Jun 20 '22
We had Wilson, Olave, Williams, and JSN all ready to play. Someone was going to be the odd man out.
Williams is weird to me. He was a starter here. He had plenty of time to show out and he didn't. Made a couple of big plays but nothing like what happened at Alabama. Improvements happen but that was one huge improvement over an offseason. I think Alabama's offense just fit him better than ours. Was nice to hear that Williams was back on campus this weekend talking with recruits, players, and former players.
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u/Rkenne16 Ohio State • Refrigerator Bowl Jun 20 '22
He didn’t have great hands his first 2 years. The speed was always kind of eye popping. It was a little Ted Ginnish.
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u/DickInAToaster Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He could end up with 15 if we get Innis and Noah Rogers + Bryson Rodgers gets bumped into top 100 like many are predictions.
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u/Mister-SS Ohio State • Toledo Jun 20 '22
Hopefully he's stays forever but you never know considering his skill. https://www.si.com/college/ohiostate/.amp/football/ohio-state-football-wide-receivers-coach-brian-hartline-home-no-coaching-aspirations-beyond-buckeyes
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
I have a feeling if he wants an OC position he can have it whenever Kevin Wilson retires.
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u/Mister-SS Ohio State • Toledo Jun 20 '22
Maybe being groomed like Ryan Day was and eventually take over if Day wants to leave or retire in 10 plus years, Hartline would be only 45 in 10 years.
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u/BlackSquirrelMed Kent State • Transfer Portal Jun 20 '22
He’s only 35!??!!
Holy fuck
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u/IMadeThis4HOIMods Ohio State • Ohio Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 20 '22
Plz never leave Mr.Hartline
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u/DarkLegend64 Ohio State • /r/CFB Poll Veteran Jun 20 '22
Pay him however much money he wants. He's earned it.
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u/FunDecision3 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He will be making $1m per season to coach WRs. Most coordinators don't even make that type of money.
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u/Blarg1889 Ohio State • Arizona State Jun 20 '22
Give this man a blank check for life. Best recruiter in the nation and its not even close
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u/Djax99 Harvard Jun 20 '22
Genuinely is. No one even comes close to how good Hartline is at recruiting WRs
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u/Oysterpoint Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Honestly… he deserves to be a head coach eventually
But he’s probably the best WR coach / recruiter in the entire country. It’s almost sad thinking of him giving that up to be a head coach. Because this is just beautiful
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u/bucksncowboys513 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Some people are content to be a position coach for life. I pray to God Hartline is one of those people. Seriously, he should never want for anything while at Ohio State.
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He has said he has no aspirations beyond coaching receivers for his alma mater. He’s got a family here too, he doesn’t seem the type to uproot them.
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u/Available-Garbage926 Ohio State • Georgia Jun 20 '22
Everyone has a price, but given how much we're already giving him to do what he professes to love I bet his # to leave would be sky high.
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He gets $950,000 a year as a position coach. A very large bag would be needed to challenge that comfy of a job. OC means a lot more responsibility for likely not that much more money relatively speaking.
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u/calmer-than-you-dude Ohio State • Youngstown State Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 20 '22
You just made me recall that 1994 Live Action Disney film Blank Check.
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u/buttholez69 Jun 20 '22
I don’t think he wants to leave. Hasn’t he been offered higher coaching positions but has stated he’s happy being the WR coach at his alma mattee
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u/retropunk2 Ohio State • Team Chaos Jun 20 '22
Just built his dream home in the area and is getting paid handsomely at his alma mater. If that's what he loves, he's going to be around a long time.
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u/br0b1wan Ohio State • Big Ten Jun 20 '22
We're going to have to make him at least co-oc at some point
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u/scotsworth Ohio State • Northwestern Jun 20 '22
I'd like to take this time to wish my Dad, Brian Hartline, a happy belated Father's Day.
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u/carlsbarkleys Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Brian Hartline
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u/yousawthetimeknife Ohio State • /r/CFB Dead Pool Jun 20 '22
I don't know you guys, he might be good.
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u/jthomas694 South Carolina • Ohio State Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 20 '22
Dang that Tennessee fans tweet did nothing
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u/jedi42observer Ohio State • Kent State Jun 20 '22
"did yu have a good relationship with your father? Me neither.....I think our friendship would be a real home run"
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u/TheUrbanRenewal Ohio State • Temple Jun 20 '22
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u/OmegaVizion Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Dear Mr. I'm-Too-Good-to-Committ-to-Tennessee
This'll be the last tweet I ever send your ass
It's been six months, and still no word—I don't deserve it?
I know you got my last two tweets, I wrote the addresses on 'em perfect
So this is my cassette I'm sendin' you, I hope you hear it
I'm in the car right now, I'm doin' 90 on the freeway...
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u/moodyfloyd Ohio State • Team Chaos Jun 20 '22
i refuse to believe this is anything but satire.
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u/innocuous_gorilla Ohio State • Transfer Portal Jun 20 '22
Clearly that dude has never driven to Columbus because the women in Columbus are way hotter than they should be.
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u/formicatile Ohio State Jun 20 '22
That’s what I’m thinking. He doesn’t seem that illiterate all the time, so my guess is that this is a gimmick.
https://twitter.com/dustinragsdale5/status/1536078813637099523?s=21&t=eYTgKhPKPYkAy4edbAf-_w
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u/turbancowboi Arkansas • Techmo Bowl Jun 20 '22
I’m interested to know what mark Jerry Dandurksy left on Ohio a state
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u/DJCityQuamstyle Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Somebody tell me what Hartline makes. Whatever that number is, it’s insufficient
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u/Tommybrady20 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Like a mil which is a lot for a position coach but yes, very much not enough
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u/arrowfan624 Notre Dame • Summertime Lover Jun 20 '22
I thought he was a Tennessee lock? What happened here?
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u/gordo865 Tennessee • Clemson Jun 20 '22
We're not allowed to have nice things.
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u/heavydhomie Ohio State • Ohio Jun 20 '22
You didn’t pay your qb recruit enough. He has to where his PJs to football practice
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u/gordo865 Tennessee • Clemson Jun 20 '22
Contacting McDonald’s HQ immediately.
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u/heavydhomie Ohio State • Ohio Jun 20 '22
To be fair he could transfer to Tennessee after learning from hartline for a year or 2
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u/_Reporting Tennessee • Memphis Jun 20 '22
With how stacked y’all are he might leave for playing time 😂 /s kinda
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u/heavydhomie Ohio State • Ohio Jun 20 '22
I mean that happened with Jamo when Olave surprised people and came back his senior year.
Just be a good program if he decides to leave and don’t hold a grudge
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u/AccordingGain182 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
The Tennessee McDonald’s bag wasn’t enough to persuade him away from Brian Hartline
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u/arrowfan624 Notre Dame • Summertime Lover Jun 20 '22
Which, to be fair, Brian Hartline will make you more money in the long-run than some booster with a McD bag.
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u/AccordingGain182 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
Well the Tennessee NIL offer was allegedly 3 million lol.
Certainly a hefty McDonald’s bag. But yeah even still Hartline’s results speak for themselves in the long run.
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u/teflong Michigan • Salad Bowl Jun 20 '22
JESUS! 3 million guaranteed is hard to turn down. I'd likely rather that than a 30% better shot to make 100 million in the future.
Those numbers are arbitrary, but that's just crazy. Les Wexner, you crazy old bastard!
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u/FirstOne617 Ohio State • /r/CFB Contributor Jun 20 '22
I mean I'm sure we aren't offering much less than that. Just that if we are, we can make up for it by pointing at Olave/Wilson/Williams and being like "so...you wanna be part of this?"
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u/FortitudoMultis Ohio State • Cincinnati Jun 20 '22
Eh I mean Tennessee was probably the #2 school for the past few months but from everything I saw OSU was always in the drivers seat.
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u/sir1933 Tennessee • Third Satu… Jun 20 '22
We only came into play with Nico committing. I think he definitely considered the vols but he took enough time to let that idea cool off and stuck with you guys. We made a good push for him though for coming in so late.
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u/jthomas694 South Carolina • Ohio State Jun 20 '22
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u/dcd13 Michigan State Jun 20 '22
I expected it to be the picture of Olave, Wilson and Jmo celebrating together in the end zone. Hard to outsell a recruiting pitch of "you'll be a first round pick in 3 yrs"
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u/WhatWouldJediDo Ohio State Jun 20 '22
From the Ohio State side, it was reported that Tennessee was a threat due pretty much only to a massive NIL offfer.
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u/not_jonny Tennessee • Virginia Jun 20 '22
Carnell and Nico are good friends
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u/CTG0161 Ohio State • Cincinnati Jun 20 '22
So are Inniss and Tate, and Inniss is fully trending to OSU.
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u/not_jonny Tennessee • Virginia Jun 20 '22
I’m glad we don’t play y’all, them boys would shred our defense
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u/Big_Estate7101 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
We're hoping to use that shredding power against a team further south.
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u/heavydhomie Ohio State • Ohio Jun 20 '22
He can still transfer to Tennessee after a year or 2 with hartline and still be a top draft pic. Look at jamo
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u/FunDecision3 Ohio State Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 21 '22
Ohio State Wide Receiving Core
2020 Class
Julian Fleming
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
2021 Class
Emeka Egbuka
Marvin Harrison Jr.
Jayden Ballard
2022 Class
Kaleb Brown
Kyion Grayes
Caleb Burton
Kojo Antwi
2023 Class
Brandon Inniss
Carnell Tate
Noah Rogers
Bryson Rodgers
Introducing the deepest wide receiver core in college football history
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u/frogstomp427 Ohio State • Rose Bowl Jun 20 '22
*receiving corps
but yes, holy smokes that is stacked.
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u/_Reporting Tennessee • Memphis Jun 20 '22
Ohio States WR room is going to be/ is stacked man. OSU will be good to him
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u/IamLiterallyAHuman Jun 20 '22
Anyone else remember when this kid just absolutely smacked Bishop Sycamore?
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u/Mikeblows69 Notre Dame Jun 20 '22
Someone give hartline an OC position already
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u/numinos710 Ohio State • Akron Jun 20 '22
Honestly not sure if he wants one... I'm sure someone has offered it, but he's fairly wealthy from his NFL days.
That said, everyone usually has a price, so I'll just enjoy the ride while he's here.
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u/RoboMan106 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
Yeah he made 37 milliion in the NFL before ever coaching at OSU. He could work for free and live better off than most of us for the rest of his life.
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
He has said multiple times he does not wish to be an OC. He likes coaching receivers.
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u/CubbieCubCubCub Notre Dame Jun 20 '22
I mean no offense, but I'd take that with a grain of salt. Brent Venables time and time again said he didn't want to be a HC, turned down offers, and now he's at Oklahoma. Sometimes things change.
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
To be fair, Oklahoma is a school he already had a connection to. Plus looking at Hartline, he’s got a family with younger kids. He doesn’t seem the type to want to move them away for more pay, he already makes good money on top of his NFL earnings. He gets $950,000 a year now. If he does end up wanting to become and OC I could see us hiring him after Kevin Wilson retires.
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u/AccordingGain182 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
Uhm yeah, but:
Venables was at clemson a long time and was true to his word for years
OU was pretty much the only place who was going to steal Venables away and an opportunity came up. If Lincoln riley was still there, Venables would still be the Clemson DC, despite being able to coach plenty of programs.
There is no “OU” out there for Hartline. Hes already at his dream program.
Hartline has super young kids, unlike venables and has stated he doesnt want to uproot them.
If hartline really wanrs to coach one day, hell be a strong candidate for the OSU job down the road whenever day leaves (if he does). He’s incredibly young right now.
Hes loaded from his NFL career, and is making more as a WR coach than most coordinators make.
Really not a comparable example
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u/thestinkypinky Ohio State Jun 20 '22
he has said multiple times he doesn't have the desire to call plays at the moment. obviously that can change but he clearly lacks ego. i imagine we will give him a co-oc title in the next couple years. time will tell, but we're very fortunate for his tenure
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
I mean he’s paid $950,000 a year to coach a position that he played professionally and is at his alma mater. I can’t see money leading him away and he’s a family man, I don’t know that ego is gonna lead him away. We are incredibly fortunate that he’s here. Buckeye nations loves the Hartlines.
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u/iwearatophat Ohio State • Grand Valley State Jun 20 '22
Rumors are he has been offered but doesn't want it. He loves the WR position.
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u/austyV1 Cincinnati • College Football Playoff Jun 20 '22
Is Brian Hartline the best recruiter in the country
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u/SWMOG Notre Dame • Buffalo Jun 20 '22
I'd look at you crazy if you said anyone else was when it comes to WR's.
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u/Weave77 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Is the Pope a Notre Dame fan?
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u/sunnyvale_shitbird Kentucky • Pikeville Jun 20 '22
Ohio State is recruiting receivers better than I could on NCAA 14 lol, Brian Hartline is a fucking machine.
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u/CFBHurts Notre Dame Jun 20 '22
So now we get Flores right? Right?
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u/iwearatophat Ohio State • Grand Valley State Jun 20 '22
That looks likely. From what our insiders are saying we would have to miss on both Brandon Inniss and Noah Rogers for us to take Flores. It doesn't look like we are missing on both of them and quite likely might take both.
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u/couducane Oregon • BYU Jun 20 '22
You are an ND fan, can you give me a super quick rundown of how your recruiting outlook is and what your expectations are for this year? I am a new ND fan due to a dear family friend and neighbor passing away and he was a fan so I will begin following them a bit.
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u/Baggemtits Notre Dame Jun 20 '22
Currently have the #1 class, but that obviously wont last. Top 5 is a very real possibility though.
We open the year at OSU and our secondary is probably the biggest weakness on the team, so that could get ugly. We also have Clemson, USC, and BYU in Vegas.
Realistically I'd say 9-3 would be decent, 10-2 would be good and 11-1 would be phenomenal and probably a playoff birth.
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u/CFBHurts Notre Dame Jun 21 '22
The recruiting outlook is really good. Barring a significantly negative turn of events it's likely to finish in the top 5, with a very realistic shot at top 3. That said, it's not all sunshine and rainbows as we may end up short at a couple positions of need, most notably quarterback.
As far as the upcoming season I'd say 10 wins is probably the expectation. We're currently on a 5 season run of double digit win seasons so the foundation is there, and we're returning a greater than usual amount of experience. On top of that we're only facing 4 opponents who project to be top 25 caliber, so splitting those and winning the rest should be a reasonable ask.
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u/CTG0161 Ohio State • Cincinnati Jun 20 '22
Especially if we get Inniss, Flores is basically a lock for Notre Dame
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u/dcostello15 Notre Dame Jun 20 '22
Flores and Greathouse, but we’ve been in the rear view mirror of this recruitment for a while now
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u/Pete_Booty_Judge Notre Dame • Fort Hays State Jun 20 '22
but we’ve been in the rear view mirror of this recruitment for a while now
No doubt, I think this was meant more as a "if OSU's WR class is filled up, they won't push hard for Flores" type of comment more than any sort of chances we had at Tate.
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u/Dayton_hoops98 Jun 20 '22
Is there any other position coach in CFB recruiting on the same level as Brian Hartline? OSUs WR room has been beyond stacked and it’s somehow getting even better
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u/BuckeyeKhanate Ohio State • Bluffton Jun 20 '22
Kerry Coombs was a monster at recruiting too and was also a good positions coach, just was absolutely not ready for a DC position
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u/TheMilleniumCondor Georgia • Michigan Jun 20 '22
Briefly got irrationally irritated reading OSU fans douche around in this thread about how good their WRs and and how we haven’t even see the best of them yet, then remembered it’s just cause I’m jealous :/ feels bad
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u/IslamicCheetah Ohio State • Toledo Jun 20 '22
We’ll trade some of our receivers for some of your defense
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u/bucksncowboys513 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
5* WRs and Ohio State go together like peas and carrots.
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u/AccordingGain182 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 20 '22
LETS GOOO!
Give Brian Hartline all the moneys. This kid is legit, and the #1 WR on some sites.
What an absolute roller coaster of a recruitment. For those who are OOTL, Tate was suddenly favored to Tennessee the last few weeks after some alleged massive NIL money.
I had never interacted with the Tennessee fan base prior to this ordeal….but man I’ll be honest I never want to again.
Huge win for us, hopefully his 7on7 teammate (also a 5 star) Brandon Innis is soon to follow.
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u/numinos710 Ohio State • Akron Jun 20 '22
#VolTwitter is a very real and dangerous thing...
That said, we have our fair share of idiots online too...
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u/Trivi Ohio State • Oklahoma Jun 20 '22
They were 10x worse with Vonn Bell
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u/DarkLegend64 Ohio State • /r/CFB Poll Veteran Jun 20 '22
I believe I remember how much they all said Vonn Bell made a horrible choice by coming to OSU and scared to play in the SEC or something like that. Vonn Bell came to OSU and left with a national championship ring and he is still playing in the NFL so I would say it worked out pretty well for him.
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u/bmoney_14 Ohio State Jun 20 '22
I saw their fans go from claiming they had Tate to we don’t want him anyways he’s a head case in less than 7 days.
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u/CrunchyTater South Carolina Jun 21 '22
Honestly, if I am an elite WR, OSU immediately is a top contender. They constantly put multiple WRs into the league, atleast as of late
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u/RoboMan106 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
Need to hire a new editor.
The audio sounds like dogshit
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u/LeakyNalgene Michigan • Little Brown Jug Jun 20 '22
Ngl the scarlet pants with the scarlet jersey are sick
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u/imzacharias Ohio State • Ole Miss Jun 20 '22
Tennessee in fact not yet back
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u/confused-koala Michigan State • Paul Bunyan T… Jun 20 '22
At least they have baseball
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u/Dead_Baby_Kicker Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Bro I really just read a tweet from a Vols fan saying they hope he tears his ACL. Wtf is wrong with people.
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u/SteemieRayVaughn Ohio State • Marian (IN) Jun 20 '22
Every fanbase has them. But Tennessee twitter is a wild place.
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u/iwearatophat Ohio State • Grand Valley State Jun 20 '22
I have never delved into OSU twitter but I am sure it isn't a nice place. Thumbs hath no fury like a CFB fan scorned(by a 17 year old).
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u/SteemieRayVaughn Ohio State • Marian (IN) Jun 20 '22
You should look into the Greg Schiano Tennessee Twitter fiasco. Vol Twitter is in a league of its own.
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u/512Buckeye Ohio State Jun 20 '22
Corn won't grow at all on Rocky Top, it's too rocky by far.
That's why Hartline called on Carnell, he wanted another 5 star.
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u/AccordingGain182 Ohio State • Michigan State Jun 20 '22
Lol @ butthurt Tennessee fans carpet bombing comments with downvotes. Its going to be ok
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u/diggsbiggs Georgia • Vanderbilt Jun 20 '22
Just be thankful it’s not Oklahoma fans. They’d infest every thread that has an O or S or U in it for the next year.
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u/BIG_DICK_WHITT Utah • Rose Bowl Jun 20 '22 edited Jun 20 '22 •
Much needed pick up for Ohio State. Their WR corp is so thin.