Bauserman, a senior, and promising true freshman Braxton Miller will probably both play in early games, though most expect Miller to take over full-time. Many other links.
Most analysts expect senior quarterback Joe Bauserman (photo) to play less as the season goes on, with true freshman Braxton Miller gradually getting increased playing time.CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Ohio State senior Joe Bauserman and true freshman Braxton Miller are both slated for extensive snaps at quarterback when the Buckeyes open their season against Akron's Zips on Saturday at Ohio Stadium.
Bauserman will start. Conventional wisdom is, however, that Miller -- with his exciting potential -- will gradually ease into being the full-time QB within the first few games.
Is Bauserman being taken for granted, as if there's no chance he will play well enough to secure the bulk of playing time and give the Buckeyes their best chance to win games?
Does a Big Ten preview on SportingNews.com come off as presumptuous with this statement posed in the form of a couple questions?
On the spot: Joe Bauserman. It’s only a matter of time before Ohio State’s fifth-year senior quarterback gives way to freshman Braxton Miller. But can he hold it together in the meantime? And can he use his knowledge of the offense to help Miller navigate the rough spots when he finally has lost the job?
Plain Dealer and cleveland.com Ohio State coverage includes a CineSport video of Noah Coslov talking with Plain Dealer Ohio State beat writer Doug Lesmerises, talking about the differences between interim coach Luke Fickell and the coach he replaced, Jim Tressel, and about the quarterback rotation; Lesmerises' Ohio State Insider; Lesmerises' story that Fickell fits right in with the Big Ten coaches, most of whom have football backgrounds focused on defense.
And, Plain Dealer Mid-American Conference beat writer Elton Alexander writes about Akron quarterback Clayton Moore.
Buckeyes, Zips, Golden Flashes, etc.
The 2011 college football preview section by the Columbus Dispatch.
The leadership of Ohio State's preseason All-American center, Michael Brewster. By Brandon Castel for the-Ozone.net.
Kent State opens its season on Saturday at Alabama, the nation's second-ranked team. David Carducci of the Kent-Ravenna Record Courier writes about the Golden Flashes as they prepare for the giant challenge.
Five lingering questions about the Buckeyes, by Zac Jackson of FoxSportsOhio.com.
Sam Amico of FoxSportsOhio.com writes about Akron and Kent State's Mid-American Conference.
Ohio State will have to rely on some young defensive players, Bill Rabinowitz writes for the Columbus Dispatch.
Alabama coach Nick Saban played at Kent State and began his coaching career there as a graduate assistant in the early 1970s. Don Kausler of AL.com, the website for several newspapers in Alabama, writes how Saban was influenced by his coach at Kent State, Don James. And, Kausler writes about what coaches influenced James.
Luke Fickell doesn't expect much to change in terms of tradition at Ohio State, Marcus Hartman writes for BuckeyeSports.com.
Is Braxton Miller ahead of former Buckeyes quarterback Terrelle Pryor at the same stage of their careers? By Brandon Castel for the-Ozone.net.
Ohio State team notes on USAToday.com.
The "Big Ten blogger fantasy draft," by Adam Rittenberg and Brian Bennett on ESPN.com.
The college football reporters for Sports Illustrated's SI.com makes their predictions for the 2011 season.
Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com writes about "25 Things to Watch" in college football this season.
Video of Akron Beacon Journal reporter Tom Gaffney talking about the season ahead for Akron.
The Big Ten Thursday mailbag. ESPN.com's Brian Bennett answers readers' questions.
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