Monday, 22 November 2010

Pryor leads Buckeyes in winning drive

No, Terrelle Pryor still hasn’t caught up to the hype. But he’s staying alive.
Ohio State 20, Iowa 17. Terrelle Pryor didn’t go into much detail about the game plan he loved so much this week, but whatever it was, it certainly didn’t catch anyone by surprise, least of all Iowa’s defense. For almost three-and-a-half quarters, Pryor looked like the same guy who showed up for last month’s loss at Wisconsin – that is, the inconsistent, indecisive underachiever critics have …

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Terrelle Pryor’s leadership, confidence something special
IOWA CITY, Iowa — As Dan Herron breached the goal line, and as Kinnick Stadium’s scoreboard clicked to show Ohio State grabbing a fourth-quarter lead over host Iowa, Buckeyes quarterback Terrelle Pryor sprinted toward his sideline.

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Iowa takes lead after Terrelle Pryor’s INT
Terrelle Pryor ‘s struggles against good teams are continuing in Iowa City, and the Ohio State quarterback now has his back against the wall. Pryor’s second interception of the day allowed Iowa to take a 17-10 lead early in the fourth quarter. Hawkeyes cornerback Shaun Prater continued his strong push in Big Ten play by intercepting a pass deflected by freshman linebacker James Morris, an …

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Commentary: Pryor’s record not good enough for some fans
As much of a beating Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor took against Iowa, it was nothing like the one he took off the field last weekend.Pryor took to defending himself against angry tweets and media criticism on his Twitter account, then took a shot at ESPN analyst and former Ohio State and Centerville High quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, saying he was a “fake Buckeye.” The Tweet has since …

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Pryor leads Buckeyes in winning drive
Long odds, long yards … Terrelle Pryor has seen it all. On Saturday, the Buckeye quarterback drove No. 8 Ohio State down the field for the game-winning touchdown in the closing minutes and knocked Iowa into second tier of Big Ten teams.

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