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Both Miler and Guiton have very similar QBs. I don't think you are going to get an offense off balance when you have Miller in QB and then shift the formation to Guiton as QB. I don't think having one in the slot catching the ball will add to the offense. We have more talented receivers to do that. Having one as a running back takes touches away from more talented backs like Hall or Hyde.
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How about this question:
If Kenny Guiton had started this season at QB instead of Braxton Miller, would we be now talking about him for Heisman consideration?
If Kenny Guiton had started this season at QB instead of Braxton Miller, would we be now talking about him for Heisman consideration?
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JXC
17-4 since 2001
He has two great games against two terrible defenses.
Braxton has won 14 in a row as a starter, proven himself in plenty of big games against tough defenses, and should be behind center every snap when healthy.
No need to get cute, when Braxton is back healthy, then Kenny should go back to being the backup and only come in if Braxton can't go. This TEAM is too good to get cute with the QBs. One has to be a starter and one has to be a backup. Ohio State backups should all be outstanding players.
Braxton has won 14 in a row as a starter, proven himself in plenty of big games against tough defenses, and should be behind center every snap when healthy.
No need to get cute, when Braxton is back healthy, then Kenny should go back to being the backup and only come in if Braxton can't go. This TEAM is too good to get cute with the QBs. One has to be a starter and one has to be a backup. Ohio State backups should all be outstanding players.
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561 total yards and 52 points in three quarters, in a road game 2,100 miles from home no less, is pretty damn impressive against any defense. Miller still is the clear starter, but the gap between he and Guiton is not nearly as big as we all thought.
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Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Kenny has become pure gold for a kid that was lightly recruited. Which makes a point that Elevenwarriors.com brought up.
"Simply put, it's guys you do land that don't pan out that hurt the program the most, not guys that succeed or struggle elsewhere."
http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2013/09/25963/ohio-state-football-recruiting-roundup-Guiton-cant-miss
"Simply put, it's guys you do land that don't pan out that hurt the program the most, not guys that succeed or struggle elsewhere."
http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2013/09/25963/ohio-state-football-recruiting-roundup-Guiton-cant-miss
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ter-charles-davis-talks-buckeyes-kenny-guiton
Bleacher Report: What was your impression of Kenny Guiton?
Charles Davis: Well it was hard not to be impressed. To watch him go out there and do what he did in that early blitzkrieg...[The coaching staff] trusted him so much, and it became so apparent.
The first play of the game, they're throwing the ball from their own six-yard line on one of those sideways plays, and if something goes haywire, it's a lateral, it's a fumble, it's a loose ball and you have to go get it.
It was a two-play call, though, and it became apparent on the second play. They set it up, that they wanted to show one thing, they came back to the exact same thing, and then they fired that bad boy deep.
If that doesn't show you how they feel about Guiton, I don't know what else to say...To me, that play call was just like them against Buffalo going for two after the first two touchdowns. They announced to the world that this is what we're about, and it's what you're going to have deal with all year long.
Bleacher Report: What was your impression of Kenny Guiton?
Charles Davis: Well it was hard not to be impressed. To watch him go out there and do what he did in that early blitzkrieg...[The coaching staff] trusted him so much, and it became so apparent.
The first play of the game, they're throwing the ball from their own six-yard line on one of those sideways plays, and if something goes haywire, it's a lateral, it's a fumble, it's a loose ball and you have to go get it.
It was a two-play call, though, and it became apparent on the second play. They set it up, that they wanted to show one thing, they came back to the exact same thing, and then they fired that bad boy deep.
If that doesn't show you how they feel about Guiton, I don't know what else to say...To me, that play call was just like them against Buffalo going for two after the first two touchdowns. They announced to the world that this is what we're about, and it's what you're going to have deal with all year long.
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Hackenberg got the nod (in a loss) because they didn't want to stack the list with Buckeyes. If any frosh played better than Bosa Saturday, show me.
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