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Football: Buckeyes Meet with Media at Woody Hayes Athletics Center
Courtesy: OhioStateBuckeyes.com
          Release: 09/18/2007
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Vernon Gholston and Ross Homan answered media questions Tuesday.

Ohio State Player Post Practice Quotes

Todd Boeckman, junior quarterback

On Brian Robiskie’s play this season
“We had two first rounders (NFL Draft) last year, so someone had to step up. Robo definitely has. We threw in the winter and during the rest of the off season. We’ve established a rhythm together.”

On Brian Robiskie’s break away speed
“He’s definitely got speed. He is always able to get open. We’re excited about the wide receivers’ ability (as a unit).”

Vernon Gholston, junior defensive end

On the 500th game at Ohio Stadium Saturday vs. Northwestern
“It’s all a part of the great tradition at Ohio State. That’s why guys come here to play. You just want to be a part of that tradition.”

On the possibility of overlooking Northwestern
“You can’t do that. We can’t look down upon them, they’ll be ready. Maybe they were looking ahead and didn’t give Duke their best shot. I know they had some turnovers and other mistakes. If we’re the team that does that this week, we can lose.”

On Cameron Heyward, freshman defensive end
“He has more potential that I do. He’s a freshman and he’s playing a lot. He’s big and once he develops more in the weight room and gets more work under his belt, he will be a great player.”

James Laurinaitis, junior linebacker

On Donald Washington being Ohio State’s defensive player of the game against Washington
“Donald definitely deserved that. He’s one of the most underrated players in the country. He played a phenomenal game [against Washington].”

On the defensive line
“Our defensive line has been phenomenal. Everyone across the board has been putting pressure on the quarterback.”

On improving the defense
“We dropped two interceptions, and we could have forced fumbles. There is always something that you can do better.”

On starting the Big Ten season
“You have to be ready when playing in the Big Ten. It is a totally different brand of football.”

On Northwestern
“They have a tough team. Offensively, their backs are strong and fast.”

Ross Homan, sophomore linebacker

On what he’s learned playing collegiate football
“Preparation is the difference. You watch a lot more film. You have to know the game. You can’t just go out and play.”

On Tyrell Sutton, Northwestern running back
“Sutton can do everything for them. He runs well and can catch the ball out of the backfield. He’s a great running back.”

On his performance this season
“I’ve done alright, but I’m not satisfied. I know that I can do a lot better.”

Brian Robiskie, junior wide receiver

On the play of the offense during the second half vs. Washington
“It definitely benefited the offense. The Washington defense posed challenges and we were able to adjust and overcome them. It boosted our confidence.”

On the Northwestern game
“It’s the Big Ten opener, so both teams are going to be fired up. Northwestern has been pointing toward this game.”

 

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