COLOMBUS, Ohio (HawaiiNewsNow) -When the University of Hawaii football team takes the field tomorrow, they’ll be the first team of the season to see Ohio State’s All-American defensive end Joey Bosa. The country’s top defensive line prospect was suspended for Monday’s season opener against Virginia Tech, but the Buckeyes’ offense is the unit that should be most concerning for the ‘Bows. Ohio State has Ohio State has scored 40 or more points in each of its last six games, and they’re favored by nearly that much tomorrow against the University of Hawaii. Head coach Urban Meyer still doesn’t have a starting quarterback in mind for Saturday; he played coy with reporters this week, but it’s “pick your poison” for the ‘Bows when it comes to facing either Cardale Jones or J.T. Barrett. “Whoever is in there, we’re looking to stop them,” said senior safety Marrell Jackson. “It doesn’t matter with us. Whatever is dialed up, we’re going to go out there and make it happen.” If Ohio State’s season opener showed U.H. anything, it’s that the Buckeyes most dangerous weapon may be their former quarterback Braxton Miller. “He can play a lot of different positions,” said Hawaii defensive coordinator Tom Mason. …
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