The Ohio State starting quarterback job is still up for grabs. Coach Ryan Day says he’s hasn’t decided yet who his starter will be for the Sept. 2 opener at Indiana.
Coach Ryan Day said Monday that Kyle McCord and Devin Brown are running so close that a starter for the Sept. 2 opener at Indiana still hasn’t been chosen. Day said it’s possible he could end up playing both.
“To this point, as honestly as I can say, there is not one that’s won the job and there is not one who’s lost the job,” Day said. “There have been times over this camp where I felt like one was going to take over and the other one came back. Like a horse race. They kept pulling away, and the other one would catch up.
“Our staff feels comfortable with both of them,” Day said. “This is two good players getting after it. I think they’re making each other better.”“It’s going to go on this week, and we’ll go from there,” he said of choosing the starter for the opener. “Is there a chance both of them could play in the first game? I think the answer is yes.”
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