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bobcatsquared
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Posted: 12/31/2022 3:02 PM
Not much, if anything, has been said about #28 Shane Bonner. It amazes me that Ohio plays a former walk on on the defensive line that weighs under 220 pounds. Not only that, but a D lineman that was an unused WR for his first couple years in Athens.

Yet, Bonner played a lot of the second half yesterday in the Wyoming backfield, finishing with 3 tackles (2 TFL). He looked like a player with a never-ending motor. I noticed him getting more and more snaps as the season progressed this fall, wondered how a 219-pounder can take the beating at this level, and now hope he has another year of eligibility.
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Posted: 12/31/2022 4:25 PM
bobcatsquared wrote:expand_more
Not much, if anything, has been said about #28 Shane Bonner. It amazes me that Ohio plays a former walk on on the defensive line that weighs under 220 pounds. Not only that, but a D lineman that was an unused WR for his first couple years in Athens.

Yet, Bonner played a lot of the second half yesterday in the Wyoming backfield, finishing with 3 tackles (2 TFL). He looked like a player with a never-ending motor. I noticed him getting more and more snaps as the season progressed this fall, wondered how a 219-pounder can take the beating at this level, and now hope he has another year of eligibility.

Dude was a bulldog yesterday.
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