69 Andree Tyree

Andree Tyree Ohio State
Name
Andree Tyree
Nationality
usaUnited States
Position
FB, C, OG, DT
Height
6'3"
Weight
300
Birthday
12/5/1982
Hometown
London, OH
High School
London
Current Team
Ohio State
Seasons
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Major: Consumer Affairs (2003-05), Business (2002)

Jersey #: 69 (2002-05), 99 (2001)

Weight: 290 (2004-05), 300 (2003), 280 (2001-02)

2005 Media Guide: Has been a jack-of-all-trades with the Buckeyes and is unquestionably one of the most versatile players on the team … goes into the 2005 campaign listed at offensive guard and is expected to compete for playing time on the right side … has also played center, defensive tackle and even fullback during the past three seasons … has good size and strength and a great attitude, and is willing to do whatever it takes to help the team … his versatility is certainly an asset … has played in seven games during his career … hopes to earn his first varsity letter in 2005.

2004: Was the backup to Mike Kne at right guard, but did not play in any games … selected as the scout team defensive player of the week following the Iowa game.

2004 Media Guide: Appears to be settled in at guard now and has a chance to be the third guard in the fall … worked hard in the spring and impressed the Ohio State coaching staff with his dedication … has good power and has improved a great deal as a pass blocker … valuable because he can play center in a pinch … has played in seven games the past two seasons.

2003: Lone two appearances came against Northwestern and Indiana, both on the offensive line.

2003 Media Guide: Andree Tyree is playing his fourth position in three years with the Buckeyes … came to Ohio State as a defensive lineman, but was moved to center as a redshirt freshman in 2001 … began to the 2002 campaign at center, but was moved to fullback in an effort to give the Buckeyes a bruising blocker in goal-line and short-yardage situations … was shifted to guard this past spring and heads into the fall as a backup on the right side behind three-year starter Bryce Bishop … coaches like his physical style of play … still has lots of time to develop and should be a fine player.

2002: Played in four games, including an overtime win at Illinois where he made his debut at fullback … did not have any offensive statistics.

2002 Media Guide: Andree Tyree came to Ohio State as a defensive lineman, but was converted to the offensive side of the ball midway through the 2001 season … can play guard or center, but currently is listed as the backup to Alex Stepanovich at the latter position … has good size and quickness and the coaches like his intensity and physical style of play … played well in the spring and the staff is hoping he will continue to develop and provide quality depth at a key position.

High School: First-Team Division III Associated Press All-Ohio selection on defense … first team all-conference and all-central district selection … caught 24 passes for 450 yards with two touchdowns … recorded 76 tackles with 11 tackles-for-loss and three interceptions as a senior … seven sacks as a junior and eight sacks as a sophomore … selected to play in the Big 33 All-Star game … renowned for his aggressive, physical style of play … high school coach, Dustin Calhoun, is a former graduate assistant as OSU.

Personal: Born Dec. 5, 1982 … son of Tony Tyree … has two older and two younger sisters – Aja, Adea, Ashley and Ariana.

Offensive Stats

SeasonTeamGGSRush AttRush YdsRush TDTgtRecRec YdsRec TD
2002Ohio State500000000
2003Ohio State200000000
Total-700000000

Defensive Stats

SeasonTeamGGS
2002Ohio State50
2003Ohio State20
Total-70