Ohio State football's Quinshon Judkins full press conference after Buckeyes' win over Marshall

Ohio State running back Quinshon Judkins spoke with reporters after the Buckeyes defeated Marshall, 49-14, in Week 4 of the college football season. Judkins tallied 173 yards and two touchdowns rushing against the Thundering Herd.
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[@lukedojo8028]

What a complete monster. I truly believe this man is more talented as a football player than Eddie George and I’ve seen all of the tape/highlights

[@jaydoll487]

I'm sorry I love Henderson such a good guy a real true Christian he's a very good and fast and touch runner but have to say I think judkins is a better runner and he hits the holes better then Henderson and it seems like Everytime he gets carries back to back enough time to get his energy full blast that he gets goin and ends up breaking one and he will be the better back when it comes to games vs the bigten and teams like Oregon I think he should get the most carries and Henderson he is very good also and love that they have two very good RBs but I don't ever know how Henderson is gonna be sometimes it's like he runs to the defenders instead of away from them but at any moment when you think Henderson is doing bad he breaks one and gets a great run and he's a great blocker to and a team player it's hard to compare them but judkins I think is not much better but I think he will do better vs the good defenses especially if they give him more carries I don't like how OSU switches then so much I think they should give judkins like 4 whole possessions then use Henderson for 4 possessions give them time to really hear up and I think this is the best offense OSU has ever had the offensive line is at full health now and they looked amazing but lets be real it was vs marshal but still it's a great sign going into bigten play

[@iykykyle]

They are two totally different types of back, and I think they complement each other very well. Should be fun to see how they continue to split the workload deep into the szn

[@BlackMountainCycles]

Q has the edge at the moment, but they are way too similar over such a small sample size to declare Q as the better of the 2 so soon. Tre averages 8.7 yards per play(run and receive) w/ 4 TD Q averages 9.2 yards per play(run and receive) w/ 5 TD