After Ohio State’s dominating 56-10 victory over Miami this afternoon, one could not help but be impressed by the dominating performance of Ohio State’s quarterback Braxton Miller.
The sophomore threw for 207 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 161 yards and another score in Ohio State’s season opener.
So here’s a question—did Braxton Miller just start a Heisman campaign?
As the first quarter came to a close, Miller had completed just one of his seven pass attempts for six yards. His Buckeyes were down 3-0 to the lowly Miami RedHawks, and despite rushing for 35 yards through 15 minutes, he looked rattled and unsettled.
That changed in a big way when the second quarter began.
On Ohio State’s first possession of the second quarter, Braxton marched the Buckeyes right down the field with a four play, 84-yard touchdown drive. Miller completed passes of 38 yards and 23 yards on his way to the end zone.
Their second drive of the quarter was just as successful as Miller guided the…
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