Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor will not return for his senior season in Columbus, and will pursue a possible career in professional football as early as this season according to multiple reports.
“In the best interest of my teammates, I have decided to forgo my senior year of football at the Ohio State University,” Pryor’s lawyer Larry James said, reading a statement on behalf of his client, according to a report by The Plain Dealer. Pryor is reported to have been weighing on this decision for the past few days.
Pryor was recently connected to possible violations at Ohio State related to used cars he had been spotted driving around campus, as well as an NCAA investigation regarding the selling of memorabilia for cash, a violation that was covered up by former Buckeyes coach…
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