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Originally Posted by Honor&Glory
There is absolutely no comparrison between the two. Shoenhoft could throw a football through a block of ice...but that was his only skill. his career high school completion percentage was abysmal, his TD to INT ratio was not impressive at all and there were some in the X program who weren't convinced that he ever grasped the offense...at the HIGH SCHOOL level.
I've heard NONE of these things regarding Hendrix and having seen Colerain play against both, Hendrix scares me more than Robbie ever did. just my opinion.
I'm happy he got the OSU offer. I hope its not too late. |
Agreed, two totally different players. Obviously you would know better than I, so good to hear you echo that sentiment.
On a side note, this is a really down year for QB nationally. Aside from Heaps, I don't see any stand outs. As excited as I would have been to get Montana, I don't really see much of a drop off in talent with Hendrix, only luster and better mechanics. As Buckrock said, similar QB's and I think Hendrix is complete enough to contribute early on in the case of an emergency. As union has stated, the staff needs a player with some polish who can be ready to contribute early if needed (Pryor leaves early? Does Guiton pan out? Bauserman gets hurt?). I think we are getting what we want if we can get Hendrix. Braxton Miller will be huge but he still has another year.