Rasmus Haines is a 6-foot-4, 200-pound quarterback and punter from Massillon Washington with an intriguing combination of size, arm strength and athleticism. As a sophomore, he served as the Tigers’ primary punter, averaging 35.8 yards per attempt, while completing 5 of 7 passes for 66 yards and a touchdown in limited quarterback action. Haines is a confident pocket passer who displays good intermediate accuracy and the arm strength to attack every area of the field. The younger brother of Ohio University punter Magnus Haines, he enters his junior season competing for Massillon’s starting quarterback job and has already attracted college attention, including an appearance at Penn State’s camp. @rasmus_haines
Back on the 23rd Massillon alum Magnus Haines punted twice for Ohio University in their Frisco Bowl win over UNLV. Haines averaged 45 yards per kick, and booted one 56 yards!
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Ohio owns the 2nd-longest bowl win streak in FBS 🔥
Before Ohio Bobcats football looks to make it seven in a row vs. UNLV Rebels football, take a look back at how this run was built.
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