Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller is on pace to blow his freshman year numbers out of the water in 2012.
The 6’2″ signal-caller will lead his Buckeyes against the California Golden Bears on Saturday afternoon in Columbus, where Ohio State has won its first two games this season.
That is why if you’re looking for an upset this weekend you would be wise to look elsewhere.
The No. 12-ranked Buckeyes are a new program under head coach Urban Meyer, and Miller is a new quarterback.
The sophomore is averaging nearly seven yards per rush while averaging over 7.5 yards per pass attempt. He has over 660 total yards and seven total touchdowns to one interception through two games against Miami (OH) and UCF this September.
Those numbers are unfathomable considering that he accumulated just 1,874 total yards and 20 total touchdowns as a freshman in 2011.
Miller is the team’s leading passer and rusher heading into Week 3 against Cal. Look for Miller to have another incredible…
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