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Terrelle Pryor: In Like A Lion, Playing Like A Lamb

Terrelle Pryor was the nation’s top quarterback recruit but is struggling at quarterback in his second season for Ohio State. After a horrible loss to the 1-5 Purdue Boilermakers, changes will be needed to the offense and to Terrelle’s attitude if the Buckeyes hope to salvage what’s left of their

NCAA Quarterbacks 2009: The Top Three Part III – Tim Tebow

Quarterback Tim Tebow is one of the most talked about college football quarterbacks in the land, and for good reason. Tebow has been nothing but stellar in leading the Florida Gators to the top of the SEC, to the National Championship, and has ammassed every record, trophy, and title you could possibly win along the way. He has been innovative, with his “jump pass” being a fantastically effective creation, he’s been a tremendous running quarterback, an accurate and strong-armed passing quarterback, a tremendous team leader, and has impeccable character. But with everyone aiming at him this year, will he be able to live up to the expectations?

Terrelle Pryor: The Only Quarterback The Buckeyes Really Have

Quarterback Terrelle Pryor Ohio State rolling out

Well Ohio State Buckeye fans, you better hope Terrelle Pryor really is going to be your savior, because as Brian Cook’s article recently noted, Terrelle Pryor is the only quarterback Ohio State really has so he better stay healthy, and he better be great!

“You see, Ohio State backup quarterbacks Rob Schoenhoft and Antonio Henton transferred last year, leaving Pryor, senior Todd Boeckman, and 26-year-old ex-minor-league-baseball-player and walk-on Joe Bauserman the only quarterbacks on the roster. Boeckman is now out of eligibility….So, yeah, next year Ohio State’s quarterback depth chart will be Terrelle Pryor, Walk-on baseball guy, and basically Nick Sheridan.”

Terrifying!

Now there’s no question that Terrelle Pryor showed he can be the man at Ohio State. And there’s no question that he’s sure he’s the man everywhere he goes. Yeah, he’s immensely talented, a huge guy at 6′6″, and unfortunately the only hope The Buckeyes have.

Will Pryor Have The Leadership Skills?

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