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10Sep2005

Justin Zwick v. Troy Smith

DateSaturday, September 10, 2005 at 08:06AM

What a nauseating debate going on right now between the GameDay crew about two average quarterbacks in a conservative, limited offense.

Bring on Rob Schoenhoft and put an end to the both of 'em.

What's interesting is that neither player has done well enough to really have much justification over the other.  The GameDay argument boiled down to Zwick started the last two times and won/Smith is mobile and went 5-1 as a starter.  Nobody wanted to touch having to analyze their on-field skills. 

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In classic Tressel style, it will come down to "Who's less likely to blow the game this series?" And in classic OSU style, the answer is "Neither." Both blew it tonight: Zwick on the fumble, Troy "Tory (according to Musburger)" Smith taking the safety.
September 10, 2005 | Unregistered CommenterGinn Fan

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