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There is and always will be a problem with LJ since he got his big money deal. But i think there is a real problem with Haleys coaching ability. He might be a good OC but i do not think he is a head coach and never will be. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The Buckeyes and their backers are up in arms after Pryor's poor effort in a 26-18 loss to two-touchdown underdog Purdue last week. One popular way to panic and vent frustration is to target the quarterback as the clown. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
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There wasn’t a whole lot of room to run ... We felt like the reverses and the play-actions would be able to take advantage of their aggressiveness in the running game. It wasn’t more to take it off the running backs.
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Well, every player can improve, but Laurence has done a pretty good job running the ball for us ... I really don’t have a lot of problems with Laurence. What I’d like to see is for us to open bigger holes to create some space for these guys and allow them to run. (Maroney) can do a better job, but we ca...
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I was upset with him ... He stole one from me. I gave him a little pep talk, but I was happy for him.
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You like stopping guys and if he (Peterson) gets 150 and we win, who's going to talk about it? ... It doesn't matter. He got a lot of yards (143) on Baltimore and Baltimore had a chance to win in the end, so that really doesn't matter.
– Casey Hampton SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
