The Ohio State spring practices were among the most anticipated in program history, particularly because of the promise of QB Braxton Miller.
As a freshman, Miller made all sorts of electrifying plays with his feet while displaying the ability to make big plays when his team needs them, including in the upset win over Wisconsin on Oct. 29.
His throwing needed some work as he missed his man several times throughout the season.
Luckily, Miller finally got some good help in the coaching department.
Urban Meyer and offensive coordinator Tom Herman each have a strong track record of developing quarterbacks from Alex Smith to Josh McCown to Tim Tebow.
Their resume far exceeds that of the previous staff which included then-QB coach Nick Siciliano, who was once a video coordinator before being moved up to QB coach.
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