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04/13/2013 Scarlet Defeats Gray in Spring Game, 31-14Miller accounts for three TDs in the win 04/04/2013 No. 10: Catching up with the ReceiversPlayers on the receiving (and blocking) end of things met with the media after practice 03/26/2013 Spring Practice No. 6 in The BooksBuckeyes are already 40 percent through the drills; hadn't even started on this date last year 03/19/2013 Buckeyes in pads for first time in 2013The team held its third of 15 practices this spring in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center 03/04/2013 Ohio State Spring Football Set to Kick OffEarliest start, perhaps, in school history comes after a 103-day break in practices 11/03/2012 Ohio State Football vs. IllinoisOhio State vs. Illinois Photo Gallery 10/20/2012 Ohio State vs. Purdue - Oct. 20, 2012Ohio State vs. Purdue - Oct. 20, 2012 10/13/2012 Ohio State vs IndianaOhio State vs Indiana 09/22/2012 Ohio State vs. UAB - Sept. 22, 2012Ohio State vs. UAB - Sept. 22, 2012 09/08/2012 Ohio State vs. Central FloridaOhio State hosts Central Florida Saturday, September 8, 2012 at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Overview: There are two seniors from Pennsylvania named Corey Brown on the team ... this is Corey Brown the receiver, from Upper Darby, Pa. (just outside of Philadelphia), who likes to be called by his name "Corey" although most everyone refers to him as "Philly" ... the other Corey Brown is a defensive back from Monroeville, Pa. (near Pittsburgh) and likes being called "Pitt" ... anyway, Corey the wide receiver has made a name for himself in his three years at Ohio State, earning the Paul Warfield Award as the team's outstanding receiver in 2011 and again in 2012 while catching 82 career passes for 979 yards and five touchdowns ... he is among the Top 25 receivers at Ohio State in career receptions (22nd) and another season like he had last year, when he caught 60 passes for 669 yards and was named second-team all-Big Ten Conference, will position him among the Top 5 receivers in school history ... Corey rushed 11 times for 96 yards last season (8.7 average), and he also established himself as a vaunted special teamer, ranking first in the Big Ten and 16th nationally in punt returns with an average of 12.3 yards per return, including game-breaking touchdown returns of 76 yards vs. Nebraska and 68 yards in the overtime win over Wisconsin ... he was named Big Ten special teams player of the week after both of those games, and he was honored by the team with its Ike Kelley outstanding special teams award at season's end ... Corey's three receiving touchdowns in 2012 included a fine, 37-yarder vs. Illinois when he broke one tackle and forced two other potential tacklers to miss, and a 14-yard catch-and-dash to the pylon against Michigan, part of an eight-catch game for a career-best 95 receiving yards ... Corey also tied the fourth-best game in Ohio State history with 12 receptions vs. Michigan State, a total that was the most in 15 years for a Buckeye ... as a sophomore in 2011, Corey tied for the team lead with 14 receptions for 205 yards and one touchdown ... he capped the season with two catches for a then-career-high 76 yards, including a 54-yard touchdown reception, vs. Michigan ... he started nine times in 2011, missing four other games with an ankle issue ... he played in all 13 games as a true freshman in 2010 ... he scored a TD on a 15-yard reception in 2010 vs. Purdue ... he was the recipient of the team's outstanding first-year offensive player award. More on Corey: A criminology major, Corey was an Under Armour All-American following his high school career at Cardinal O'Hara, located just outside of Philadelphia ... rushed for over 3,000 yards and had over 1,500 yards receiving and was twice an all-state selection ... also scored 50 touchdowns for coach Dan Algeo ... all-state in track, as well, and held county 200-meter dash record of 21.4 upon graduation ... is the son of Delene Williams.
COREY BROWN'S CAREER RECEIVING STATS
GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING STATS
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