COLUMBUS, Ohio — Both Ohio State quarterbacks are willing to accept whatever decision is made by coach Urban Meyer as to who starts, just as long as it isn’t split.
J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones have been widely praised for their close relationship and willingness to take on whatever role is best for the Buckeyes during their heated training camp battle to lead the defending national champs. Both Jones and Barrett, however, have made it clear they would rather settle into a backup role if they come up short in the two-man race rather than deal with a rotation throughout the season.
“I don’t think it would be as efficient,” Barrett said of a rotation. “I did that in high school and switched every series … and that’s kind of tough to do being that you can’t get into a rhythm, get a real vibe off the defense.
“I don’t think it would be the best idea.”
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