COLUMBUS, Ohio — With two weeks to go until its season opener against Virginia Tech, Ohio State officially finds itself at the midway point of fall camp. Hell Week for the Buckeyes is over, and players have moved out of their hotel as Urban Meyer has his squad fully focused on the Hokies.
But even as OSU has moved on from the training camp portion of practice and is now in game-prep mode, several questions the Buckeyes must answer still remain. Most notably, Meyer still hasn’t settled on a starting quarterback for the season—or at least isn’t willing to reveal whether or not he has publicly.
With all that—and much more—in mind, let’s take a look at where Ohio State stands following its second week of fall camp.
Competition Ongoing
Meyer said in the spring (months before the competition fully formed) that he’d like to know who his starting quarterback was by the midway point of fall camp.
But now that it’s here, Meyer has changed his tune a bit, insisting that no final decision has been made about who the Buckeyes’ starting signal-caller for the 2015 season will be.
“They’re both doing good,” Meyer said with a wry smile when asked about the ongoing quarterback competition between J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones. “I try to be as honest as I can. They’re neck and neck.”
The fourth-year Ohio State head coach has previously said that he won’t be revealing whether Barrett or Jones has won the starting job in advance of the Buckeyes’…
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