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April 6, 2005 5:45 PM
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[/font][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Photo by Jim Davidson [/font]Football: It looks like the debate really isn't one.
Buckeye fans have been debating who OSU's probable starter at QB might be in the Texas game, given that Troy Smith will not be eligible for the season-opener with Miami of Ohio. According to quarterbacks coach Joe Daniels, if things simply go the way they have been going, Smith would probably get the starting nod at quarterback against the Longhorns.
More to follow later this evening.
The BN Premium article really doesn't say anything, there's a lot of good quotes by Smith showing his character but it really doesn't shed any light on when he'll see the field.bucknut11 said:There's a BN premium article about it, but I suppose we can wait a few hours till the O-Zone gets their story up. Nothing like eliminating one of the hot topics to discuss...
eh.....who cares. i wont be watching on TVFritoBandito said:Or those ESPN hacks, Trev Albert and Markie May? They must be licking each other's chops. They'll have a field day with Troy's return as a starter 'after a two-game slap on the wrist.'
Or the ABC crew? The Buckeyes' share of the pre-game show will now be devoted to last year's scandals. With Zwick as the announced starter (even if he only plays the first series) at least there would have been some footage of him playing through pain to beat Ok St. Now, the entire pre-game, 12 solid minutes before a huge national audience, will be divided equally between Vince Young's Heisman candidacy and Troy Smith's willful, blatant violation of the most basic rule in college sports. Nice contrast.
I'll defer to the coaches on whether this makes football sense, but as a PR move for the team and for the university, it's absolutely absurd. Start him? Fine! But announce it five months ahead of time? Ridiculous!
Seriously?? That's a joke, right?Oh8ch said:Motivated.