In my eyes, and hopefully Tressel's, Gution succeeded in taking over the number 2 spot behind Terrelle Pryor. Joe Bauserman had 2 picks today after Pryor was done for the day, but did add a touchdown. Personally, I never really thought much of Bauserman, because I really hate his release. He acts as if he's still playing baseball, and that worries me. Of course, Taurian Washington receives the credit for the 2 touchdowns scored by the Gray in the 17-14 win. He continues to get better each spring, and I think he will have his break out year this year. Terrelle Pryor finished 8/12 for 108 yards and a touchdown pass that came to Dane Sanzenbacher, who ran a nice route, and Pryor threw it right over his shoulder for the grab. Zach Boren was inspired to play well today, and you could tell he wants his job, and carries in the regular season, as he was virtually invincible. He caught four passes for 44 yards and continued to not go down, as well as hurdling over teammates. Carlos Hyde and Bo DeLande played pretty well, but Jaamal Berry made almost no noise, which is disappointing. Here are the rest of the interesting points of the Spring Game.
- Kenny Guiton went down, and was out for the last minute of the game, as he got hit on his right knee. He later was confirmed fine, but we will keep a close eye on his status.
- Drew Basil nailed a 47-yard FG early in the 4th quarter, which would have been good from 55.
- Terrelle Pryor was specifically held out of action for most of the day.
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