COLUMBUS, Ohio — The postgame press conference after the Ohio State spring game featured two quarterbacks. J.T. Barrett took the front-and-center podium, but a few of those microphones split to the right when redshirt freshman Joe Burrow entered the room. MORE: Saturday’s storylines | OSU’s biggest playmakers of the spring game Don’t worry. It’s not like last year. We’re not calling this a quarterback controversy: Barrett is entrenched as the starter. Burrow, however, made an impression with 196 passing yards and three touchdowns in leading the Gray team to a 28-17 victory at Ohio Stadium on Saturday. His performance should leave Buckeyes fans feeling easy after the last two seasons. “I didn’t think I knocked one out of the ball park,” Burrow said of his performance. “I thought I played OK.” By that scale, the Buckeyes’ backup plan is an A-OK plan, and the only thing that needs to be figured out is what to call Burrow. He doesn’t care if you call him Joe or Joey…
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