Reload Overload: Ohio State Stacked With Young Talent AND Depth

From BlockONation.com

To all those casual college football fans and/or Ohio State haters outside of the great state of Ohio—specifically those who have no idea what goes on along the banks of the Olentangy in Columbus—just thought you may want to know that those nasty rumors forecasting the demise of Buckeye football have been greatly exaggerated.

No, in fact, surely much to your chagrin, it's quite the opposite actually--so much so, that you might not want to continue reading, or at least be forewarned to proceed at your own risk!

Despite the skewed and misleading "breaking news" and "inside info" you hear and read on ESPN, ESPN.com, and CBSSports.com, just to name a few culprits, Buckeye football is alive and well, and the Buckeyes are STILL the big fish in the Big 10 pond.

But you heard that Jim Tressel cheats and that without Terrelle Pryor and the rest of the Tat-5 thugs, the Buckeyes are going to be horrible, and now the program won't be able to recruit anymore, etc, etc...Sorry kids, but you are grossly misinformed.

Whether or not QB Braxton Miller is named the starter at some point during the 2011 season makes no difference since originally he would have been a definite redshirt this season. He's here, and now he gets to learn on the job early this season which will prepare him to lead OSU in 2012, 2013, and 2014.

The general consensus on Miller is that he is already a better passing QB than Pryor, while also possessing the same dual-threat capabilities that will give opposing defenders night terrors. If you somehow don't know who Miller is, come out from under your rock and watch this:



Of course, every great quarterback needs a running game to set up the pass. With Dan "Boom" Herron suspended until October, Jordan Hall, Jaamal Berry, Carlos Hyde and Rod Smith will all be called upon to carry the load in his place.

Four reasons NOT to worry in 2011:









And as if those guys weren't enough to excite you or scare you to death (depending on your team affiliation), check out these running backs / 2012 Buckeye commits:





Yes, but without DeVier Posey, who is also out until October, Ohio State has no wide receivers....right?

WRONG.









While many of you are in the club that was hoping for the Buckeyes to crumble in the wake of recent events, they instead continue to thrive—much to your dismay—and FYI, that won't be changing anytime soon as you can see.

In the words of Wisconsin basketball coach Bo Ryan, "DEAL WITH IT."

Good piece Block daddy! I love proving Buckeye haters wrong!!!

Jordan Hall is gonna be scary good. He made running that kickoff back look so easy. Its like he's hardly running, but damn, he got it down there (approx 85-90 yards) in less than 12 seconds.

Now THATS what I call a quality post!

Berry is a freak, he reminds me of Marshawn Lynch when he was at Cal.

Originally Posted by Block "O"

Berry is a freak, he reminds me of Marshawn Lynch when he was at Cal.

Berry is going to be great and also Rod Smith too!!!