"I had no idea I had the option to leave," Davis said on Tuesday. "But Coach Hope laid out the rules and made it clear that despite what I've always been told by pasty, fat white people wearing Ohio State sweatshirts, it's actually acceptable -- even encouraged sometimes -- for kids who grow up here to play football elsewhere."
"It's opened up a whole new world to me," the 6'6" 270 pounder continued. "I always thought the NFL consisted of just the Browns and Bengals. Evidently, there's another team over in Indiana, too."
The defensive tackle -- Danny Hope's sixth commit to the class of 2010 -- runs only a 5.5 forty-yard-dash, so it will likely take him a while to exit the heart of it all.
Welcome, Josh.
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I feel like I just read a story on "The Onion" website...that's a good thing.
That really is the mentality in that state. By the grace of God (and my parents' willingness to fork over out of state tuition) I was able to spend 4 years in God's country rather than 5 or 6 down the road at aOSU, or Satan's anus as it's known around my condo.
Kind of a dorky blog posting, but hey, I like the addition to the team!
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