I may be wrong about this, but when I pull up the roster on the website, it shows stats and comments on each player from 2014... really? You are telling me that no one has put together any individual comments or stats from the 2015 season ? It seems that last year, these things had been updated at least by May or June. Am I expecting too much ?

You would think they would be by now since we're a month out from the season starting.

I know when I was on campus this was a project for spring interns in the SID office to update the football player bios from the prior season. Could be they're just waiting for kids to get back on campus and need fall interns to do it. I find it hard to believe that there is nobody there in the summer willing to update it, but it's a possibility.

The 2015 updates would have been done for the Media Guide. Someone just needs to update the website.

Arkley reported today that Sprague, Windham and Maxwell have shared first-team reps so far. Maxwell connected on a couple of big plays. I wonder how much of a shot he's got at starting.

Go with the youth and let the experience back him up! (that is of course if it is a dead heat or in Maxwell's favor from the results of camp)

For once I actually agree with you here. I'm taking everything I read about Ohio's QBs this fall with a grain of salt. They're throwing against an almost untested secondary.

Some of Arkley's comment from the scrimmage.

"Greg Windham was terrific. He threw the ball in rhythm, accurately and with pace. It was one of the best ‘games’ I’ve seen him have in an Ohio uniform. His 18-yard TD throw to Belack, on a timing throw to the corner, was perfect."

"Windham was the best of the four quarterbacks. He completed 9 of 13 passes for 152 yards and three touchdowns. He didn’t have a turnover, and was not sacked."

http://www.athensmessenger.com/sports/ohiouniversity/ball...

Funny but didn't someone just TRASH Mr Windham lol

Windham has not had the greatest past, if he earns it, let's go. If someone trashed him, they didn't do it without reason. He has not been anything to shout home about. Let's hope his is a late bloomer. The biggest play he ever made for us came on a screen pass after he dropped a perfect snap. Let's not crown him yet, and bash each other. Let's hope he does well.

Windham has always had talent. To me, he seemed to me to be held back a little bit by his overall understanding of the offense, and that was clearly hurt by his year off from football in 2013. His game against BG in 2014 he looked really good because BG was sitting back in defense, and let him wing it, and his talent showed. In 2015 he played in more competitive situations, and struggled at times, but in the end, he played a pretty decent game in a critical situation, against NIU. Now as a fifth year senior, if he blossoms into a really good player, I won't be surprised in the least. I've seen fifth year seniors suddenly became great QBs before.

I know there are some that are uncomfortable with Sprague, particularly because of how he passed against App St, but remember, he was hurt, and had shoulder surgery after that game. Even with the hurt shoulder, his pass efficiency was excellent last year. If he's the guy, I'm also comfortable with that.

Longer term, I think Maxwell will be the guy. Could he rise to the top immediately? Perhaps, but experience is also important. In the end I'm comfortable that Ohio has 3 quarterbacks who can get it done. As I have said before, QB is not a position that concerns me, and as fall camp has progressed, I feel that way even more.

allen. No, you did not, but, you promote it with ...." If someone trashed him, they didn't do it without reason." Perhaps I misunderstood. Would not be the first time.

Some of Arkley's comments about practice 8/16/16.

"Windham got the first crack and was sharp on his initial possession as he four straight passes — three to Jordan Reid — to get the ball inside the 30. Ohio ‘ran’ the ball twice to kill clock and set up the kick, and redshirt freshman Louie Zervos converted a 40-yard field goal to win the drill."

"Windham engineered a touchdown drive on his second possession. He found Cameron Odom open for an 11-yard gain on an in route, and on third-and-10 from the 24 Windham dropped in a touchdown pass to Belack deep in the right corner."