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Idk about you guys, but it felt like a gut punch watching him play at such a high level for ND. He honestly looked better than either OSU starter. I heard his name all game long for his play and not just for being the OSU transfer
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
I for one was happy to see him play so well. As an "Ohio trained" transfer, glad to see him shine for a lesser team. Do agree with Buckeye86 about how the strategy of who plays or doesn't play and how determined. Jt seems to be earning his scholarship, but Sawyer, not so much. Do you keep a Ohio 5* kid on the field, even if production isn't there, or put in a Abor in to see what he can do. Metaphorically, sometimes it's better to drink the younger wine instead of letting it mature. Dunno. Not entirely certain that LJ will last much longer, if what I read/hear about conflicts with Knowles continue. Go Bucks!
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Pre-Draft Analysis
Jean-Baptiste has the length and upper-body strength to take on and shed tight ends. He's a rangy run-defender who closes well chasing from the backside. Jean-Baptiste flashes the ability to get off blocks and chases with good effort rushing the passer. He is not a polished hand fighter or counterpuncher, but has the traits to develop as a pass-rusher.Just sayin': Drafted #2 in the 7th round (#222 overall) by Washington.
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