DB Jamie Wood (Official Thread)

[SEREbuckeye]

I agree completely. The two things that stand out most about Wood are his ball skills (making a play on the ball) and his utter glee in pulverizing somebody.

To me, hes similar to Nate Salley. Both are tall and slender, yet are strong and cut, helping them to lay the wood. Each also has a nose for the ball and very versatile.

 

[alpo]

I agree completely. The two things that stand out most about Wood are his ball skills (making a play on the ball) and his utter glee in pulverizing somebody.

YES, w/accent on the utter glee!!
NFL all the way, in my mind. Very smart kid, too.

 

[osugrad21]

Rivals$--Film

Short interview and some scrimmage clips.

 

[wadc45]

ESPN - Top-flight '09 safeties a versatile bunch - Football Recruiting

The Big Ten Conference picked up verbals from the final two safeties ranked in the top 10. It's only fitting they will go to rival schools -- Michigan and Ohio State. Isaiah Bell (Youngstown, Ohio/Liberty) will venture from Youngstown to play for the Wolverines, and Jamie Wood (Pickerington, Ohio/Central) will stay in central Ohio to play for the Buckeyes.

At 209 pounds, Bell is a huge safety, but he moves like a much lighter athlete. He is a very fluid defensive player who is especially impressive in zone coverage. Wood, meanwhile, is an intensely competitive back who is best-suited for the strong safety position. He displays great timing on special teams when coming off the edge to block punts and field goals.

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Dispatch

Ohio Capital Conference: Talented Tigers see fruits of their effort
Expectations won't mar Pickerington Central's big plans

The Tigers finished 11-1 in 2007. They went 13-2 and lost in the 2006 Division II championship game to Piqua and Mr. Football, Brandon Saine.
Wood said the players are focused only on the opener against Upper Arlington.
"Our goals? To take it one game at a time," he said. "Upper Arlington, that's a playoff team and it will be like a playoff game. We think we know how to play, but we'll have to earn everything. We know we're one of the smallest Division I teams. That's why we have to play hard and physical."

Dispatch

STAR PLAYERS

Jamie Wood

PICKERINGTON CENTRAL

With 25 receptions for 515 yards and seven touchdowns, and
56 tackles (five for loss), 13 pass breakups and one interception, Wood (6-2, 195, sr.) turned in respectable if not mind-blowing statistics in 2007. Someone noticed, however, as Rivals.com ranked Wood the top recruit in Ohio and he shortly thereafter made a verbal commitment to Ohio State.

 

[MD Buckeye]

Rivals $ Video

8/23

Video interview with Jamie following his game vs. Upper Arlington. Jamie had two INTs, which he returned one for a TD (highlight is in the video).

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Dispatch

Wood returned one of his two interceptions 70 yards for a touchdown

 

[alpo]

Rivals $ Video

8/23

Video interview with Jamie following his game vs. Upper Arlington. Jamie had two INTs, which he returned one for a TD (highlight is in the video).

All of this...and he says he sucked the first half!

 

[WaitingforKickoff]

Not fair.

 

[osugrad21]

Scout$-Wood Enjoying His Senior Season

Jamie is happy he doesn't have to put up with the recruiting process and says he gets bored in the secondary because Zach Boren is taking all the tackles around the LOS.

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Link

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Gales can't solve Tigers

Lancaster's anemic offense finishes game with 86 total yards

By JOE ARNOLD ? Sports Writer ? September 13, 2008

PICKERINGTON - Jay Sharrett saw the forest through the trees. Asked what he thought about holding Lancaster to just 46 yards in the first half Friday night, Pickerington Central's veteran coach chose to see the larger picture.

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The Lancaster defense chases down Pickerington Central?s Jamie Wood on Friday in Pickerington. (E-G photo by Ty Wright)

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[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Link

Jamie Wood scored from 7 yards out on the next possession to put the exclamation point on the first-ever meeting between the two football programs.

 

[jwinslow]

BP - Pickerington Central Tigers

10/3 Photo Gallery from Groveport game

Two TDs in the first half for Jamie.

 

[wadc45]

Rivals $

10/28

From the OSU site...talks about all the recruits at the PSU game, including Corey Adams...also talks about his team's upcoming playoff game against Delware Hayes.

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Dispatch

Recruiting watch: Pickerington recruit aims to help after OSU's loss


Saturday, November 1, 2008 3:07 AM
By Tim May


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Longtime Ohio State fan Jamie Wood, like most others of his ilk, was supremely disappointed to watch his favorite team fall to Penn State last Saturday night. Wood resolved to do something about it.
He didn't mean he was going to write to The Dispatch bemoaning the offense or calling for changes in the coaching staff. Unlike the vast majority of OSU fans, Wood -- a defensive back for Pickerington Central and a member of the Buckeyes' 2009 recruiting class -- will have the chance to do something about it on the field starting next season.
"It definitely affects me when the Buckeyes lose, because I've grown up as an Ohio State fan and I have that love for the Buckeyes," Wood said. "It makes you want to go out there next year and try to make a difference. You picture yourself maybe making the play some other player didn't make. You see yourself in somebody else's shoes.

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