Michael Brewster will return for senior season

Michael Brewster will return to Ohio State for senior season - ESPN

Brewster, a three-year starter and a first-team All-Big Ten selection this season, told The Columbus Dispatch on Monday that he won't enter the NFL draft in April.

"This was really my first season understanding how to play center," he told the newspaper. "I made a lot of progress, and I think I can make that much more progress with another year at Ohio State. Then I think I will be really ready for the NFL. I think it will make me that much more confident about making the step to the next level."

Brewster earned first-team All-America honors from the Football Writers Association of America and would have been projected as one of the top centers in the draft had he decided to forgo his senior season.

Originally Posted by Arapahoe

Michael Brewster will return to Ohio State for senior season - ESPN

brick 1 placed for the building of the 2012 national championship

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brick 1 placed for the building of the 2012 national championship

2012 Checklist
O-Line (check)
Running Backs (Check)
Receivers (Check)
TE's (Check)
D-line (Check)
LB's (Check)
DB's (Check)
Coaches (Check)
QB (to be determined, however refer to above for stability)!
I believe we have enough depth (QB) and coaching to guide us through games 1-5; and on to another run @ BCS!

Go Bucks!

Originally Posted by TexasBuckeye

2012 Checklist
O-Line (check)
Running Backs (Check)
Receivers (Check)
TE's (Check)
D-line (Check)
LB's (Check)
DB's (Check)
Coaches (Check)
QB (to be determined, however refer to above for stability)!
I believe we have enough depth (QB) and coaching to guide us through games 1-5; and on to another run @ BCS!

Go Bucks!

wish you could have drove out for the sugar man, i had a ticket go to waste

Dispatch

Brewster says he's returning for senior year

By TIM MAY
Junior center Michael Brewster told The Dispatch today he will return for his senior season at Ohio State.
“I want to be a leader on this team in the 2011 season, and I think I’m ready for that,” Brewster said.
Leadership for the 2011 Buckeyes is in a state of flux at the moment, with five junior stalwarts – quarterback Terrelle Pryor, running back Dan Herron, receiver DeVier Posey, left tackle Mike Adams and defensive end Solomon Thomas – facing a five-game suspension to start the season, though OSU is in the process of appealing those suspensions.
Personal improvement is also one of Brewster’s goals, even if he was named first team All-American by the Football Writers Association of America this season.
“This was really my first season understanding how to play center,” said Brewster, a third-year starter who was a high school All-American tackle in Orlando, Fla. “I made a lot of progress, and I think I can make that much more progress with another year at Ohio State.
“Then I think I will be really ready for the NFL. I think it will make me that much more confident about making the step to the next level.”
NFLdraftscout.com had rated him No.1 out of a 74 possible centers who could have been in the 2011 draft.
Along with being named All-American by the FWAA, he was voted first team all-Big Ten by the media that covers the league, and second team all-Big Ten by the coaches.
The five juniors who are facing suspensions all pledged to coach Jim Tressel back in December they would return for their senior seasons, a prerequisite for their being included on the trip to the Sugar Bowl. All five said after the win over Arkansas in the bowl that they plan to honor the pledge, though Adams also said he’s interested to see whether the NCAA will cut the length of their suspensions. All five are allowed to work out and practice with the team.

I have such a mancrush on Brew.

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