'10 OH ATH Spencer Ware (Official Offer)

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Cincinnati (OH) Princeton

Ht: 5-foot-11
Wt: 207 lbs
Shuttle: 4.19 secs

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Major athlete with major offensive skills. Can throw, run and catch and score on any given play. Very strong running the ball and while he's a high school quarterback, I'd expect him to see a move to running back in college unless he gets taller.

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8/23

By Dave Berk...great intro to Spencer, who plays QB for Princeton.

From the Princeton/Hamilton game last weekend...

Community Press - Princeton, Hamilton match to unveil progress

SHARONVILLE ? Princeton High School didn't miss a beat Friday night. Spencer Ware, Jeff Duckworth and the Vikings football team did what they do best ? pass.

While attempting to put aside an alleged shooting threat on the school early Friday morning, Princeton airmailed Greater Miami Conference foe Hamilton a 43-19 drubbing at Viking Stadium.

"Our main thing was to just try and stay focused," said Duckworth, a junior receiver. "We kept playing it off as if it was a regular school day, and we played it off as if it was a regular football night."

"It got to the field a little bit, but we played like it didn't affect us," added Ware, Princeton's sophomore quarterback. "We just went out there and did our thing."

Big Blue struggled to figure out the Vikings' aerial attack all night, as Ware connected on 20-of-28 passes for 358 yards, including TD connections to Duckworth from 42, 48 and 33 yards out. Ware tossed a total of five touchdowns, a Princeton school record.

"(Ware) is an outstanding player, he made some big plays," said Hamilton coach Jim Place, whose Big Blue fell to 2-3 overall and 1-1 in the GMC. "We just didn't execute. We need to find out how to make big plays and take some of them to the house."

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The Enquirer - Roundup of other games

Sophomore quarterback Spencer Ware had 12 rushes for 148 yards and two touchdowns, including a 70-yard scoring run at the 6:41 mark of the second quarter, to lift Princeton to a 35-7 victory over Mason Friday night.

Ware was 8-of-10 passing for 106 yards and two touchdowns for the Vikings, who are ranked No. 4 in the Enquirer Division I area coaches' poll. Junior Jeff Duckworth had four receptions for 78 yards and a touchdown.

The Enquirer - Princeton 29, Middletown 28

Princeton rallied behind sophomore quarterback Spencer Ware, after being down 22-3 at halftime.

Ware finished the game with 97 yards rushing on 24 carries and three rushing touchdowns.

Ware also threw for 282 yards on 21-for-40 passing.

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2007 All-Southwest District Football Team

Named 2nd Team All Southwest District as a sophmore in D1.

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Moeller 27, Princeton 17 | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

For Princeton, junior quarterback Spencer Ware put up big numbers but the Vikings could not sustain enough drives. Ware rushed 24 times for 123 yards and a TD. He also completed 14-of-38 passes for 275 yards and a TD.

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Princeton 35, Glen Este 7 | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

Jeff Duckworth and junior quarterback Spencer Ware hooked up for two touchdowns through the air to lead eighth-ranked Princeton to its first win of the season.

Ware went 16-of-21 passing to total 187 yards. He also had a four-yard rushing touchdowns in the second quarter.

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Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati High School Sports | Cincinnati.Com

Ohio State, UC among Ware's offers
Posted by TomGroeschen at 9/8/2008 4:59 PM EDT on Cincinnati.com

Princeton junior QB Spencer Ware, one of the area's top offensive football stars, has received college offers from Ohio State, Duke, Cincinnati and Tennessee, according to Ware and Princeton coach Bill Leach.



Ware is 5-11 and 212 pounds, and most big schools are recruiting him as an athlete/RB since he lacks the height of most major college QBs. But, Leach said UC has told Ware he would get a chance at QB.

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9/16

By Brian Snow...complete breakdown of Spencer's game based on a review of two of his first four games. Talks about where he excels, where he needs to improve and where he projects at the next level.

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Sycamore 16, Princeton 14 | Cincinnati Enquirer | Cincinnati.Com

The Sycamore defense stopped Princeton's key man, standout junior quarterback Spencer Ware, on a pivotal 4th-and-1 situation at the Sycamore 24-yard line with 3:24 left.

Sycamore keyed on Ware, the Princeton junior who is considered a major Division I college prospect.

Ware rushed 14 times for 64 hard-earned yards and a touchdown. He completed 9 of 15 passes for 172 yards and an interception.

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10/26

From the OSU site...comments on his visit to OSU for the PSU game...says he is not as interested in playing QB at the next level because of his height. Would like to play baseball in college as well.