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Troy Smith : 2007 Draft Day Picks

Troy Smith was born on July 20, 1984 insee a lot of time on the field. He was
Cleveland, Ohio. Smith is widely consideredrelegated to spot duty at running back, as
one of the best quarterbacks to ever passwell as returning kicks. Smith started out as
through Ohio State University. A solidthe backup quarterback during his sophomore
combination of speed, arm, strength, andseason, but was thrust into action when
accuracy has allowed Smith to be a top notchstarter Justin Zwick went down with an
player  since  his  high  school  days.injury. He finished off the season by leading
the Buckeyes to four wins in the final five
Troy Smith attended Glenville High School ingames. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to
Cleveland, Ohio where he was coached by Tedplay in the Alamo Bowl because he broke a
Ginn Sr. On the same team was his future Ohioteam  rule.
State teammate, Ted Ginn Jr. After a great
junior season, Smith was invited toIn 2005 Smith continued to improve. The
participate at the nationally renowned eliteBuckeyes only lost two games, and Smith put
11 competition. This is where the top 11up impressive states. He passed for over
quarterback prospects in the country gather2,200 yards, ran for 611, and had a total of
to show off their skills. In addition to27 touchdowns. But Smith's real coming out
playing quarterback, Smith also played wideparty was the 2006 season. He passed for over
receiver while at Glenville. During his2,500 yards, and had 30 touchdowns. After the
senior season he threw for nearly 1,000 yardsseason Smith won several awards including the
and contributed 12 touchdowns. Although SmithDavey O'Brien award for best college
had a solid high school career, many schoolsquarterback, and the Heisman Trophy for the
were not recruiting him to play quarterback.best  player  in  college  football.
But when Ohio State came along and said they
would let him try at the position, heSmith played all four seasons at Ohio State,
accepted  the  offer.and is expected to be a high pick in the 2007
NFL Draft.
As a freshman at Ohio State, Smith did not



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