Let's see...

1. He's not a Bobcat
2. He was never seriously recruited to be a Bobcat
3. There is no indication from any legitimate source he will ever be a Bobcat.
4. His decision won't have any downstream impact to the Ohio football program

he's a buckeye, stop giving them any more attention than they need.

He went to Athens High School and his dad has been our Defensive Coordinator for 13 years. It's a relevant discussion whether he plays for Ohio State, Nebraska, or Rio Grande.

It's relevant, in that he was a highly sought-after QB prospect who we recruited heavily.

It's irrelevant, in that our QB situation appears to be settled for the duration of his remaining eligibility.

It's relevant, in that this is a college football discussion board, and it's the offseason, and there isn't much other discussion going on, so this seems like as good a topic as any.

It's irrelevant, in that we just completed spring practice and no one is really talking about it, and that seems way more of a topic worth discussing than a player that will not be joining us in the fall.



Anybody go to the Spring Game? Arkley's summary sounded like Ogun-Semore will be a beast at DE, but he's buried pretty deep on the depth chart. All this talent on the edge is making me re-consider the merits of the 3-4. Heresy, I know....

Also, I had a dream last night that Peden was renovated, with giant TV screens everywhere and sports bars inside the stadium, but the stands were all turned to face the jumbotrons instead of the field. We opened with Michigan State. I think we lost, but I couldn't see the field to tell you, and I spent most of the game in line for beer anyway.

Go Bobcats.

Malik Zaire and Burrow have been in this thread before, lets not play to the antagonists, we recruited Burrow, his dad is defensive coordinator and he could potentially transfer to Ohio.

Exactly! So it seems you do see how disrespectful it is to the Ohio players.

I used to log onto this board and the old board three to four times a day for the better part of two decades. Now I visit three to four times a year. Came over to check out Spring game and yes thoughts on Joe Burrow.

I basically left this board because of politics, Monroe not abiding by board rules and stupid threads such as TOS to “wherever”.

I appreciate Coach Burrows contributions to this University and respect his son’s decision to accept the best offer on the table. Ohio State is a better football program and is ranked ahead of Ohio University year after year for overall academics.

Using the logic many of you express, I should have gone to Ohio State since I am from Columbus and my parents attended Ohio State and Monroe should have attended Cleveland State since he is from Greater Cleveland.

I respect Joe Burrow for accepting the most challenging opportunity and for taking the step I did by moving away from my hometown as part of the process of becoming an independent adult.

There have been some threads through the years that did not interest me. I just did not read them. Seems to me that if people are not interested in Mr Burrow the solution is simple: Don't read the thread.

I don't know if a "lack of buzz" means much of anything.

If memory serves me,there's always a big drop off in football posts after the season.
It picks up a little bit during spring practice,then dies until fall camp.

Yes, Monroe, is one of the reasons I've been a lurker not a poster for so long. I'm glad he's gone. He just said the same thing over and over. Kind of tiring, wasn't it?

"On to the next challenge".

Could mean so many things.

Florida linked to potential Ohio State grad transfer QB Joe Burrow

Joe Burrow has been linked to Florida.
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Spenser Davis
Posted 2 hours ago
Dan Mullen inherited a very talented Florida roster when he signed on to be the Gators’ next coach, but UF is missing one thing: an established quarterback.

Between Emory Jones, Kyle Trask and Feleipe Franks, Florida doesn’t have a clear answer heading into the summer. But Mullen may be pursuing a grad transfer option to fill the void while Jones takes a year to develop.

According to 247Sports’ Bill Greene, Ohio State’s Joe Burrow is considering the grad transfer route. He’s currently in a battle for the starting QB job alongside former bluechip prospects Dwayne Haskins and Tate Martell.

“I think it’s real. I think the fact that Joe is pretty forthright and honest when he’s asked about (it) — he could give the company line answer of ‘Oh, I’m staying here, this is my school’ — no, he’s not doing that,” Greene said on the Bucknuts Morning 5 podcast. “I know there’s a lot of Nebraska stuff out there between Joey, Nebraska, Scott Frost, and that could be very, very real; the school I heard yesterday, and it makes sense, is Florida.

“The Florida QB situation is not good … They don’t feel Emory Jones is ready to play right now. They’re not happy with what they were handed over there. Dan Mullen has a reputation as a quarterback guru, so there’s a lot of things there that make sense. I did hear Joe Burrow’s name come up yesterday.”

Burrow has played sparingly in his three seasons with the Buckeyes, but he has looked good when given the chance. In 10 career games, he’s completed 74 percent of his passes (29 of 39) for 287 yards, 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions.

It’s worth noting Burrow has not officially announced his intention to become a grad transfer. If he does make that call, expect the Gators to be firmly in the mix.

Official Announcement...he's gone from OSU. Destination TBD.

News hit Athens around noon today.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ohio-stat... /