
- Nationality
United States
- Position
- C
- Birthday
- 8/22/1987
- Hometown
- Lancaster, OH
- High School
- Lancaster
- Height
- 6'5"
- Weight
- 275
- Past Teams
- Ohio State
- Seasons
- 2005, 2006
Major: Undeclared (2005-06)
Weight: 280 (2006), 275 (2005)
2006 Media Guide: Figured to play last fall as a true freshman, but suffered a foot injury in preseason camp and wound up being redshirted … took part in spring drills this past April and is working hard to get back to the level of play he was at before he was hurt … will benefit enormously from the 29 practice sessions in the fall … has exceptional quickness and outstanding speed … plays low and with power … is going to be a very good football player … will probably spend most of his time at center this year, but is also capable of playing guard … will be a definite asset once he gets back in the groove.
2005: Suffered a broken foot in fall camp and was redshirted … continued to study film and was able to resume workouts during winter conditioning.
2005 Media Guide: Enrolled at Ohio State for spring quarter classes and participated in spring practice … is officially a member of the 2004 recruiting class … ranked by Rivals.com rated him as the No. 4 overall prospect in the state in its January 2005 report and the No. 2 offensive lineman behind fellow OSU signee Alex Boone … ESPN’s Tom Lemming ranked him the No. 16 guard/center in the nation … bench presses nearly 350 pounds … was a devastating pulling blocker on stretch and counter plays … was Ohio State’s third commitment to its 2005 recruiting class, that coming in April after his junior football season.
High School: 2003 and 2004 first-team All-Ohio … was a first-team 2004 Dispatch-Agonis Club selection … joins former Lancaster teammate Bobby Carpenter at Ohio State … a heavyweight wrestler for Lancaster … coached by Rob Carpenter, father of OSU linebacker Bobby Carpenter.
Personal: Is the son of James and Denise Cordle … has a younger sister, Elizabeth … goal this year (2006) is to be the starting center … feels he “got better” last year by watching Nick Mangold play center for the Buckeyes.
Offense
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