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It's not ND. I don't know who his big is or what the shirt says above the Irish, but I'd guess it's his high school.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
URBAN MEYER COACH'S SHOW RECAP: SCOUTING RUTGERS, PLAYING BINJIMEN VICTOR AND HIS GREATEST OHIO STATE MEMORY
On Ben Victor:
http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...eiver-Binjimen-Victor-Damn-I-want-to-play-him
On Ben Victor:
- "Damn, I want to play him ... We're getting close to letting him go."
- He "catches everything" and is "quicker than you think."
- He's a "great dude who practices hard."
http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...eiver-Binjimen-Victor-Damn-I-want-to-play-him
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HorseshoeFetish
Silver Bullet Supporter
URBAN MEYER COACH'S SHOW RECAP: SCOUTING RUTGERS, PLAYING BINJIMEN VICTOR AND HIS GREATEST OHIO STATE MEMORY
On Ben Victor:
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2016/09/74735/urban-meyer-coachs-show-rutgers
- "Damn, I want to play him ... We're getting close to letting him go."
- He "catches everything" and is "quicker than you think."
- He's a "great dude who practices hard."
http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...eiver-Binjimen-Victor-Damn-I-want-to-play-him
His reaction to the Paris Campbell TD in the 3rd quarter gives me as much, if not more respect for him than anything else I've heard about him. Might be silly but the love these guys have for one another shines through on that score. I've seen guys react way different because the ball didn't go to them. Well done young Buck!
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MARVYMARV14
Hall of Fame
Loved the way he looked in his limited time on the field, I look forward to seeing if he can help going forward.
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RobotParty
All-American
This could be a huge month for Ben. We need someone to step up and he's right on the cusp.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
After Learning Experience of 2016, Binjimen Victor Preparing for Larger Role in 2017
On the outside, it's difficult to take too much from Binjimen Victor's freshman season at Ohio State. After all, the rookie wide receiver from Florida played in just five games, so projecting that out into a sophomore season isn't something that can really be done with any accuracy.
As the season went on, however, Victor's name began getting mentioned more and more by Urban Meyer. Victor's redshirt was eventually burned in the fourth game of the season, and while he only played four more times the rest of the season, he never looked out of place when he was on the field.
He finished the season with four receptions for 64 yards with a touchdown, improving every step of the way. That improvement was noticeable as the season went on, which is one of the reasons he got so much playing time in the Fiesta Bowl against Clemson.
Like that game for the Buckeyes, Victor's freshman season had its hits and misses.
"It was an up-and-down season for me, but I made the best out of every chance that I got," he said recently. "When I went into a game I tried to make plays for my team and help us win."
Young players can often benefit the most from bowl practices due to the uptick in opportunities, and that was the case for Victor.
"In camp, everybody gets reps so that’s when you have to really work your game and try to get better as an individual and make the best of your reps," he said.
One person who saw growth in Victor throughout bowl practices and the regular season is receivers coach Zach Smith.
"Yeah, he’s a different kid right now from when the season started," Smith said during bowl prep. "I’m excited. It’s going to be fun to watch him. He’s a talented kid."
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...imen-Victor-Preparing-for-Larger-Role-in-2017
On the outside, it's difficult to take too much from Binjimen Victor's freshman season at Ohio State. After all, the rookie wide receiver from Florida played in just five games, so projecting that out into a sophomore season isn't something that can really be done with any accuracy.
As the season went on, however, Victor's name began getting mentioned more and more by Urban Meyer. Victor's redshirt was eventually burned in the fourth game of the season, and while he only played four more times the rest of the season, he never looked out of place when he was on the field.
He finished the season with four receptions for 64 yards with a touchdown, improving every step of the way. That improvement was noticeable as the season went on, which is one of the reasons he got so much playing time in the Fiesta Bowl against Clemson.
Like that game for the Buckeyes, Victor's freshman season had its hits and misses.
"It was an up-and-down season for me, but I made the best out of every chance that I got," he said recently. "When I went into a game I tried to make plays for my team and help us win."
Young players can often benefit the most from bowl practices due to the uptick in opportunities, and that was the case for Victor.
"In camp, everybody gets reps so that’s when you have to really work your game and try to get better as an individual and make the best of your reps," he said.
One person who saw growth in Victor throughout bowl practices and the regular season is receivers coach Zach Smith.
"Yeah, he’s a different kid right now from when the season started," Smith said during bowl prep. "I’m excited. It’s going to be fun to watch him. He’s a talented kid."
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...imen-Victor-Preparing-for-Larger-Role-in-2017
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Binjimen has been putting in some serious work this offseason:
(screenshot from harley workout video)
(screenshot from harley workout video)
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