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'11 OH ATH Shane Wynn (Indiana Signee)

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College Football Recruiting On the Trail 2010 - ESPN
2011 Glenville talent offered by the Buckeyes

Junior ESPNU 150 Watch List athlete Shane Wynn (Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville) has been offered by Ohio State, ESPN affiliate Web site Bucknuts.com reports.

UCLA, Florida, Tennessee, Oregon, Arkansas and Cincinnati are also recruiting Wynn.

No one stands out for the 2011 speedster at this time, "I'm interested in anybody really."

Wynn caught 56 passes and scored 17 total touchdowns during his sophomore campaign.
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Scout $ - Wynn Discusses Ohio State Offer

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By Bill Greene...talks about how he is doing in the classroom and on the field...talks about areas he would like to improve (blocking, using his hands, etc.)...Ohio State and Tennessee have offered...says most schools are impressed with his 3.6 GPA.
 
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this kid is tailor made for the Michigan spread offense. He's like a smaller, faster, better Tay Odoms.

Is he a lock to Ohio State like every other Glenville kid? Wait dumb question....I already know the answer to that.
 
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Glenville holds on, moves on to state semifinal
Bob Fortuna, Plain Dealer Reporter, November 22, 2009 5 a.m.
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Jones connected with Latwan Anderson for a 36-yard completion, then a 17-yard pass to Shane Bell II before clicking with Shane Wynn for 4-yard scoring toss.

Jones then found Wynn for a 45-yard touchdown pass midway through the second quarter and marking the beginning of a 3-touchdown rally that ate up close to 4:30.
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Glenville holds on, moves on to state semifinal - cleveland.com
 
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Glenville escapes with win over Solon

By: BRAD BOURNIVAL, Coachesaid.com Ohio Content Coordinator 11/21/2009 12:02:00 PM
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In the first half, the Tarblooders erased a seven-point deficit by scoring 28 unanswered points behind Shane Wynn.

The track star torched Solon?s defense to the tune of four catches for 91 yards, converting three of those receptions for touchdowns.

The wideout, who was shut out in the second half, scored what proved to be the game-winner after Solon fumbled 28 seconds before intermission.

Wynn beat Hicks to the right corner of the end zone and made a leaping catch to put Glenville up by three scores.
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Coaches Aid - Glenville escapes with win over Solon

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Glenville's Shane Wynn hauls in a touchdown pass against Solon during the second quarter. (Photo by Ron Schwane/Ohiosportsshooters.com)
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Receiver's big night gives Glenville a Wynn-win situation
Pat Galbincea, Plain Dealer Reporter, November 21, 2009

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Glenville's Shane Wynn caught three touchdown passes and then the Tarblooders had to struggle to hold off Solon in Saturday's regional final. - (Joshua Gunter/The Plain Dealer)

PARMA, Ohio -- Track season doesn't start for another four months, but Glenville junior wide receiver Shane Wynn put on a dazzling preseason warm-up performance in the first 24 minutes of Saturday's the Tarblooders-Solon Division I final at Byers Field.

Wynn, who ran on Glenville's state winning 4x200 relay and placed sixth in the 100-meter dash, used his speed and agility to haul in three touchdown passes which proved to be crucial to the Tarblooders' 28-27 win over the Comets.

Wynn hauled in four passes from junior quarterback Cardale Jones for 91 yards, and all three touchdowns were scored differently. For Glenville, it truly was a Wynn-win situation.

His first TD was a 4-yard reception in the right corner, where he crouched low to catch Jones' toss with 1:33 left in the first quarter.

"It was a designed play in which I went back in the corner and curled in," Wynn said. "It was a bad pass, but I made the quarterback look good."

Wynn's second score was a dandy in which he beat defender Kevin Berlocker on a 48-yard post route and made an over-the-shoulder reception with 4:39 left in the half.

"That was no big deal because [receivers] coach Tony Overton has us practicing over-the-shoulder catches all the time," Wynn said.

The final TD came with just 14 seconds left in the half. It appeared Comets defensive back Kevin Hicks had picked off Jones' 33-yard pass into the right corner of the end zone.

"He sure had the ball," Wynn said, "but I jumped up and basically stole it right out of his hands. We went into the locker room with a 28-7 lead, but we made way too many mistakes and missed assignments in the second half. You can't have those and expect to win."
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Receiver's big night gives Glenville a Wynn-win situation - cleveland.com
 
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