During a visit to Nebraska last week, Joe Burrow’s name came up more than once. Burrow is a redshirt junior quarterback at Ohio State who reportedly could become a graduate transfer next month. The connection: Burrow’s father and brothers played at Nebraska. Further connection? Cornhuskers coach Scott Frost needs a firestarter quarterback ASAP to run his version of Chip Kelly’s Blur offense. “You think he’s [Burrow] better than what we got?” Frost asked, rhetorically, after Saturday’s spring game. Frost has four quarterbacks of his own to consider after his first spring practice at Nebraska. Burrow, meanwhile, has thrown 39 career passes. He’s in a quarterback battle of his own, primarily with sophomore Dwayne Haskins, who seems to be the favorite at Ohio State. There is a long way to go. Based on Saturday, freshman Adrian Martinez is currently the guy at Nebraska. The newbie from Fresno, California, completed 10-of-13 passes…
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