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Topic: 2025 DL Ty Neubert (Columbus DeSales HS, OH) - Ohio COMMIT
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Offers from EMU, Marshall, Navy, Ball, Kent, and plenty of Ivy--Princeton, Penn, Harvard and Cornell.
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Valley Cat wrote:expand_more
Offers from EMU, Marshall, Navy, Ball, Kent, and plenty of Ivy--Princeton, Penn, Harvard and Cornell.
Those Ivy offers indicate his intelligence, which I am sure won't hurt in helping him to learn how our defense operates that much faster.

Reminds me of Andrei Iosivas used to play WR at Princeton and was drafted by the Bengals. Naturally he is also a freak athlete enough to be drafted in the first place, but I have always partially credited his intelligence in how quickly he has progressed as a player since joining the Bengals.
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I've never thought that academic intelligence necessarily carries over to functioning on the field, mastering a playbook, etc. Maybe so, but I'm not sure court or field awareness, making reads as an offensive lineman in football or in a motion offense in basketball, is in the same category as academic ability. I'd be interested in hearing what others on here think about this.
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Jeff McKinney wrote:expand_more
I've never thought that academic intelligence necessarily carries over to functioning on the field, mastering a playbook, etc. Maybe so, but I'm not sure court or field awareness, making reads as an offensive lineman in football or in a motion offense in basketball, is in the same category as academic ability. I'd be interested in hearing what others on here think about this.
I’ve heard many times that offensive linemen need to be /or are the smartest guys on the field - don’t know if that’s true
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Hard too imagine this is true, but according to the Dispatch, Ty played every snap both ways the past 2 years. Also named the Div. II district defensive player of the year.
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