QB Quinn Ewers (transfer to Texas)

[BuckeyeBiz]

Way more concerned about OL and DL than QB talent and development. Sometimes it’s just not a fit and timing was a problem when he came into the program. We all saw it. With NIL and the portal the game has changed and roster management is key. Onward…

 

[Jake]

The highest ranked commit to ever sign playing 2 snaps for the program is a kick to the huevos

Stroud exceeding expectations is a good thing. Highest ranked commit was going to be his back up.

 

[Thump]

Stroud exceeding expectations is a good thing. Highest ranked commit was going to be his back up.

Agree.

You can’t fault Quinn doing what’s best for him and his family. He owes me nothing.

 

[Jake]

Ewers is going back to Texas? Shocking!

I got called an idiot on FB a few weeks ago for even suggesting it. Let's see, high school kid, far from home, sees how well Stroud is playing, goes back to Texas.

Yep, a real shocker.

 

[mattynokes]

Well...at least now we know which two QBs are leaving...

 

[1926Buckeyes]

After he reclassified, it was hard seeing him not transferring if he didn't immediately get playing time. Stroud showed out and McCord showed some promise. Just sucks that it was basically a big goose egg for the program. You loose out on a chance to take a kid who was legitimately interested in playing here and you'll be lucky to have 3 guys in the QB room for '22 and '23.

Got money, so good for him, but not so sure losing a year of development and then going to one of the 3 Texas programs is a good recipe for career success. Kids are much better off just taking a breathe and really thinking about what they want to do. Money was always going to be there, unless they needed that money immediately.

 

[KOBuckeye]

Just shocked it happened so early .

Allar might be back in the mix after CJ

 

[muffler dragon]

This is a weird offseason

 

[Thump]

After he reclassified, it was hard seeing him not transferring if he didn't immediately get playing time. Stroud showed out and McCord showed some promise. Just sucks that it was basically a big goose egg for the program. You loose out on a chance to take a kid who was legitimately interested in playing here and you'll be lucky to have 3 guys in the QB room for '22 and '23.

Got money, so good for him, but not so sure losing a year of development and then going to one of the 3 Texas programs is a good recipe for career success. Kids are much better off just taking a breathe and really thinking about what they want to do. Money was always going to be there, unless they needed that money immediately.

Spellcheck should be your friend.

 

[Poe McKnoe]

We’ll always have those 2 hand-offs.

 

[billmac91]

Bummer…..I really misread this one. Thought it was all part of process for his development and he had bought in to the plan.

Seems maybe they were never on same page.

 

[1926Buckeyes]

Spellcheck should be your friend.

Dont' tell me how to live me life!

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Bummer…..I really misread this one. Thought it was all part of process for his development and he had bought in to the plan.

Seems maybe they were never on same page.

Well, if he came into college as late as he did and expected to win the job... well... not exactly a reasonable expectation

 

[dragurd]

Well, if he came into college as late as he did and expected to win the job... well... not exactly a reasonable expectation

Yeah he'd be lucky to win it UNLV let alone Ohio State under those circumstances

 

[bukIpower]

Holy shit. I did not see that coming.

I told my step dad he would and I'm pissed I ended up being right.

Pretty fucked up if you ask me but oh well. Did Ewers really believe he was going to play or Start his first two years by coming here early? He should have stayed in school then he would've only had 1 year to sit.

At this point we have to pray Kyle McCord is okay sitting 1 more year and doesn't transfer too or we are hurting lol.