Braxton Miller Speaks To The Media

Yesterday, Braxton Miller (and a handful of other freshman) had a chance to speak with the media, and most of the media took advantage. With Braxton most likely being the signal caller this year, here's what he had to say:


"Miller said it was tough at first when he learned Terrelle Pryor had left because Terrelle taught him a lot in the spring. He said he then became more focused knowing his chance was at hand.

Miller said he has gained 15 pounds since the Under Armour game back in January. He is up to 215 now.

Miller said he felt a lot more comfortable during 7-on-7s in the summer than he did during spring practice.

Miller said he wants to concentrate on the passing plays because he as the running plays down. He said he still gets confused on some routes.

Miller said he wants to stay humble during his 4 years at Ohio State.

Miller said he is working with freshmen wideouts Evan Spencer and Devin Smith every day to get the timing down."

The Story of Chris Carter

Oh boy

Chris Carter, the massive 6’5” 350lb offensive lineman from John F. Kennedy High School in Cleveland, has signed his LOI and will be on the sideline for the Buckeyes this fall. Just a week ago it looked highly unlikely that Carter would be able to honor his scholarship due to his arrest. He was accused of fondling as many as eight young women under the guise of “fitting” them for ROTC uniforms. Of course, measuring a young woman for a uniform doesn't involve taking off their shirts and feeling them up as Carter would have you believe.

When one woman finally came forward to complain, police confronted Carter and he admitted using the same ruse on other girls as well. Hell, he even had a book detailing his encounters that included “measurements” and other information from his back room antics. After spending the night in jail he was released and buckeye nation expected an announcement that Carter would not be attending OSU in the fall and his scholarship had been revoked. That announcement never came.