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| View Poll Results: Who Is the Greatest Buckeye Offensive Guard? (Please make FOUR selections) | |||
| Ken Fritz |
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15 | 20.27% |
| Bill Jobko |
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11 | 14.86% |
| Jim Lachey |
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66 | 89.19% |
| Joe Lukens |
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14 | 18.92% |
| Rob Murphy |
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34 | 45.95% |
| Jim Parker |
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57 | 77.03% |
| Ted Smith |
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3 | 4.05% |
| Aurealius Thomas |
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11 | 14.86% |
| Other |
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13 | 17.57% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 74. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Who Is the Greatest Buckeye Offensive Guard?
Welcome to the eighth installment of the "Greatest Buckeyes Ever" poll - this one allows you to vote for the best Buckeye offensive guards. Every Saturday, we will post a poll on "Who's the Greatest Buckeye" at each of the positions. The last poll, head coach, will open on the day of THE GAME, and close on December 30th. By New Years Day, we will have the Buckeye Planet All-Time Buckeye Team.
All players selected for the poll will be from the "modern era", which we have more-or-less arbitrarily determined to have begun with the hiring of Woody Hayes in 1951. However, there will be a special poll for the older Buckeye stars, where you will be allowed to choose amongst such greats as Les Horvath, Vic Janowicz, Chic Harley, etc. Please vote on each poll, if you can. Also, please note that each poll will allow you to vote at least twice, as we would like to compile a first and second team. If you vote for "other", please let us know your selection(s) by setting forth the name(s) in a post. Polls will be posted as follows: 1. Quarterback (CLOSED - Rex Kern is the first team QB, with Craig Krenzel as the second team selection) 2. Tailback (CLOSED - no surprise: Archie and Eddie lead) 3. Athlete (OPEN - Paul Warfield and Chris Gamble lead) 4. Fullback (OPEN - Pete Johnson and Jim Otis lead) 5. Wide Receiver (OPEN - Cris Carter and David Boston lead, with Jenkins, Galloway, and Glenn vying for third and fourth place) 6. Tight End (OPEN - John Frank leads, with Ben Hartsock, Rickey Dudley, and Jan White battling for second place) 7. Offensive Tackle (OPEN - Orlando Pace, John Hicks, and Korey Stringer lead) 8. Offensive Guard (OPEN) 9. Offensive Center 10. Defensive Tackle 11. Defensive End 12. Outside Linebacker 13. Middle Linebacker 14. Safety 15. Cornerback 16. Kicker 17. Punter 18. "Old Timer" 19. Head Coach So, please vote now for your All-Time Greatest Buckeye Offenisve Guard; please make FOUR selections. Note: Most of the selections were All-Americans (Parker in '55and '56; Thomas in '57; Smith in '75; Fritz in '79; Lachey in '84; and Murphy in '97 and '98). Jobko was the team MVP in 1957, and Lukens was a three-time All Big Ten selection ('80-'82). Thanks for your participation. |
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Parker then Lachey
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Parker, Lachey, Jobko, Smith. Didn't know Lachey played guard at OSU..
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Parker, Lachey, Murphy, and Lukens.
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Parker, Lachey, Murphy, Doug Van Horn.
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only voted for parker and lachey.
wish i could pull a negative vote for murphy. worst all american ever. only an all american because he started early at ohio state and jackass sportswriters figured that he must be great after stringer and pace did the same thing. murphy wasn't the best guard on his teams. |
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The article in Bucknuts magazine addressed how great Jim Parker was at OSU and with the Colts.
Woody treated him as his son. He used to baby sit Steve Hayes when Woody and Ann Hayes had to go out. (I know that doesn't make him a great guard). It is hard to leave any of those guys off the list, having seen them all play in the Horseshoe. |
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