Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller has aged and grown from his mistakes and will shred a Michigan State defense that held the talented quarterback in check last year.
Miller had one of his worst games as a freshman last year against MSU.
He completed five passes (on 10 attempts) for 56 yards and one interception. Plus, the Spartan defense contained Miller’s ability to run the ball, holding him to negative 27 yards.
Last year against Michigan State, Miller was starting his second game and his first against a Big Ten conference opponent. He wasn’t ready for what the Spartans could do to an inexperienced quarterback.
Spartans’ head coach Mike Dantonio realizes that his defense will be put to a tougher test this year against a more experienced Miller, telling MLive.com, “He was a brand-new freshman in the system (last year). You’ve seen immense growth in a year.”
The growth that Dantonio spoke can be attributed to Urban Meyer and the…
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