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QB/WR Braxton Miller (B1G POY, National Champion, OSU HOF)

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Jake said:
You must have watched a different MNC game than me. Troy had a disastrous night, one of many Buckeyes to do so on that occasion.
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Florida's win that night was against a bunch of guys that the alien spacecraft left in Phoenix in place of the Buckeye team that they had abducted.

The only Buckeye that escaped was Teddy Ginn, and the alien imposters managed to fix that problem for the Gators, too.
 
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cincibuck said:
Out coached, out played, out motivated and Chris Leake played out his ass... oh and Tress took the ball out of hands of Pittman and Beanie.
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I honestly don't remember the 2nd half since all the UF fans in the Ft Lauderdale bar I was in kept buying me a shot called "Red Death" (Ugh), but that is what I remember being so upset about watching the first half. The passing game was non-existent, but running was solid (from what I remember).

Anyway, back to Braxton.
 
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Miller scheduled for surgery Tuesday
Braxton Miller is tentatively scheduled to have shoulder surgery on Tuesday, a source close to the Ohio State quarterback told The Dispatch today.

The injury is to repair a torn labrum. Like the injury sustained in the Orange Bowl, the tear is a partial one, not a complete tear, the source said.

Renowned sports surgeon Dr. James Andrews will perform the operation in Pensacola, Fla.

Miller had surgery in February, sat out spring practice and was being eased into action during preseason camp. But on Monday, making a routine 7-yard throw, he reinjured the shoulder.

Freshman J.T. Barrett, who redshirted last year while rehabbing from a torn anterior cruciate knee ligament sustained during his final high school season, is expected to take over for Miller this season.

Miller, who won the Chicago Tribune's Silver Football award given to the Big Ten's top player the last two seasons, said that he intends to return to the Buckeyes in 2015.
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