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WR Noah Rogers (transfer to N.C. State)

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BuckTwenty said:
Why would he stay to be in the 2-deep as a R-frosh?

I'm sure there are Buckeye legends who would have killed to be in the 2-deep as redshirt freshman
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Three of the five would be the same class or younger. He can go to another power-5 school and start next year. Plus, he received one year of Hartline coaching. If we continue to recruit at this level, we’ll continue to lose good receivers.
 
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BigWoof31 said:
Could be just flat out homesick. All the crystal balls I’m seeing on 247 point to NC State as his landing spot
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Going home and likely starting with Grayson McCall as your QB and a very good coach in Dave Doeren, that's attractive. NC State has been super steady and just missed out on the ACC title game despite their starter getting hurt and backup deciding he was done after he hit his 4 games :rofl:
 
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Probably thought he was better than some of those ahead of him. If players perceive their situation as unfair..they’ll fight but at a fair situation. This is free agency you won’t play me someone else will with more $$.
 
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BuckTwenty said:
Why would he stay to be in the 2-deep as a R-frosh?

I'm sure there are Buckeye legends who would have killed to be in the 2-deep as redshirt freshman
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I can assure you, many Buckeye legends would leave in a heartbeat if they were going to be the 6th WR at best until their 4th year. Especially if they also had access to NIL like they do now. Let's not compare back in the day to the current CFB landscape. Those legends would leave for a paycheck and PT as well
SEREbuckeye said:
This culture shift of not waiting and fighting for playing time is wildly infectious.
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I don't think its not fighting for PT, its that your coach doesn't give you an opportunity. No excuse why Rogers couldn't play this year, same with Inniss, you can't tell me that Fleming was better than either, or that either shouldn't have been playing in blowouts
 
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