Roy Roundtree, a tale of two seasons

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January 11th, 2012 at 11:21 PM | Uh, Hemingway has had even (Score:1)
griesecheeks
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Joined: 09/06/2008
MGoPoints: 638

Uh, Hemingway has had even more egregious drops than Roundtree over the course of his career. The true difference is getting those 2's and 1's that Brian charts. Roundtree will make an occasional one, but nothing like Hemingway's ability to circus-catch stuff. The drops thing has been magnified a little too much with regard to Roundtree, IMO.

While Borges may be more pass happy, he wisely kept this offense on the ground as much as possible to limit the potential for Denarding ourselves with ints. As has been said, if Denard continues to progress within this offense, next year, he'll have more opportunities to spread the ball around. 

With the unknown status of Stonum, Roy will be expected to step up next year. Gallon, Dileo and Roundtree is hardly a formidable Trio, hopefully one of the taller wideouts can make some plays.

'my head take's a lickin' but it keeps on tickin' just the same'

January 12th, 2012 at 12:03 AM | He caught the most important ball (Score:1)
Beavercreek Blue
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Joined: 09/15/2010
MGoPoints: 227

In the biggest game ever at the Big House! My grandchildren will see highlights of that!

Gardner for 2 more years

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