COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A lot of top college teams have trouble finding one quality quarterback.
No. 4 Ohio State has two.
The problem for Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is he can only play one at a time and both have played well enough to start.
Braxton Miller, back from an injured knee, will get the starting nod against No. 23 Wisconsin on Saturday night, Meyer said after Wednesday’s practice.
”I think Braxton will probably start. He had a good day today and it looks like he’s pretty close to 100 percent,” Meyer said. ”I just wanted to make sure running the ball he’s good, too. And he was. And Kenny’s good.”
Then he voiced the problem that is clearly bothering him.
”We’re still working through exactly how we’re going to use them, to manage the game,” he said. ”But they both look good.”
Even if Miller starts, who plays the most? And who finishes?
Guiton is coming off three terrific games and back-to-back Big Ten offensive player of the week honors. But he is still behind Miller, recovering from a sprained knee ligament
It’s a luxury, but at the same time it’s something else to worry about.
Meyer hasn’t figured out how, when or how much – of even if – he’ll use Guiton.
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