Ohio State Buckeyes’ Ryan Day Clearly Stressed About Texas Longhorns
The Ohio State Buckeyes are figuring out their quarterback situation, and Ryan Day likened it to when Joe Burrow was in Columbus.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a quarterback battle on their hands, and all indications are that it is an actual battle.
While many, myself included, came into the preseason thinking that Julian Sayin was the guy, it appears Ryan Day still feels the jury is out. Lincoln Kienholz was dubbed an “Iron Buckeye,” and he seems to be doing well throughout training camp. The jury is still out.
Day did this last season as well, but as the season inched closer, it was obvious that Will Howard was the next guy up. Howard was a multi-year starter with the Kansas State Wildcats and transferred to Columbus to take the Buckeyes to the next level. While last season did have its up and downs, the Buckeyes ended up on top of the college football landscape.
This time feels different, and Day recently likened it to the Joe Burrow-Dwayne Haskins decisions that were made last decade. Burrow went on to have one of the best collegiate seasons of any quarterback in the history of the sport, but he did that at LSU.
