Matthew Baldwin hasn’t played a single snap in his first season at Ohio State. Barring an unexpectedly one-sided game in the Rose Bowl, he won’t. In part because of a knee injury that kept him out of spring practice and limited him into the start of the season, and in part because the Buckeyes haven’t had many opportunities to play their backups since he’s been healthy enough to play, Baldwin hasn’t seen the field this year. With the new rule implemented before this season that allows players to participate in up to four games, that wasn’t necessarily expected to be the case. Surely, the Buckeyes would have liked to have the opportunity to get him on the field at some point – even if only for a few snaps – considering that he could be competing to be their starting quarterback next season. Even so, Baldwin says this year has been…
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