WR Michael "Cantguardmike" Thomas (B1G Champion, National Champion, Pro Bowl, All-Pro, 2019 OPOY, New Orleans Saints)

[Buckeye86]

Crazy huge play on that long TD before the half.

 

[Michael Bluth]

NFL

 

[pnuts34]

He reminds me of what Duron Carter should've been. Tall, lanky, great hands, possession WR with deceptive speed. Thomas is backing up his talk of wanting to be on the field last year. I have no problem with trash talking if you back it up

 

[brodybuck21]

BAMF

 

[Mrstickball]

My favorite WR on the roster. Hope he stays another 2 years, because by the end, he is going to be something incredibly special.

 

[scarletngray]

He will be our "go to" guy next year.

 

[pnuts34]

He will be our "go to" guy next year.

I believe he's our "go to" guy this year. Smith gets big plays deep, and Thomas moves chains and goes deep

 

[HorseshoeFetish]

I believe he's our "go to" guy this year. Smith gets big plays deep, and Thomas moves chains and goes deep

I expect him to get more if they keep him involved in the short passing game. #yougotburneddeep

 

[NastyNatiBuck]

Anyone else have visions of Santonio in 2005 against Michigan St with that slant, broken tackle, and subsequent TD?

 

[Yertle]

Anyone else have visions of Santonio in 2005 against Michigan St with that slant, broken tackle, and subsequent TD?

Yeah! Especially if the play you're talking about was in 2004 and Santonio Holmes was named Ted Ginn. I hear ya!

 

[NastyNatiBuck]

Yeah! Especially if the play you're talking about was in 2004 and Santonio Holmes was named Ted Ginn. I hear ya!

2005: Ohio State v. Michigan State (Drive-Thru):

To be fair, both Holmes and Ginn broke tackles on TD receptions in 2005, but I was thinking of the Ginn one. You're right, though. I seem to remember Ginn doing the same thing in 2004 as well.

 

[Yertle]

The 2004 one popped in my head for two main reasons:
1. Both were in East Lansing
2. Both were HUGE turning points in the game

 

[RB07OSU]

2005: Ohio State v. Michigan State (Drive-Thru):

To be fair, both Holmes and Ginn broke tackles on TD receptions in 2005, but I was thinking of the Ginn one. You're right, though. I seem to remember Ginn doing the same thing in 2004 as well.

After watching that, a couple other eerily similar things compared to this matchup considering it was against MSU: 1) We won by 11; and 2) We had two fumbles on special teams where we tried to give them the game.

 

[lvbuckeye]

Huh. I thought 49 minus 37 equalled 12...

 

[NastyNatiBuck]

Huh. I thought 49 minus 37 equalled 12...

Oh, look at Mr. Mathpants! Doesn't need fingers and toes to do addition and subtraction!