PASADENA, Calif. — The Rose Bowl will be final collegiate start for Washington’s Jake Browning. Whether or not it will be for Ohio State’s Dwayne Haskins remains a mystery. Haskins’ future has been as much a topic of conversation as Urban Meyer’s final game as the Buckeyes’ coach. The redshirt sophomore finished third in Heisman Trophy voting after leading the nation with 4,580 passing yards and 47 touchdowns while directing the Buckeyes (12-1) to a Big Ten title. After Justin Herbert announced he would return to Oregon for his senior season, Haskins has emerged as the top quarterback prospect should he decide to declare for April’s NFL Draft. He has said throughout the week though that he is taking his time since the deadline isn’t until Jan. 15. “I’m happy he made that decision, but it has nothing to do with me,” Haskins said about Herbert. “I’m just excited to…
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