The excitement and anticipation surrounding Dwayne Haskins as Ohio State’s potential quarterback of the future – and assertions by some Buckeye fans that Haskins should be Ohio State’s quarterback of the present – have only increased since Haskins completed all four of his passing attempts on Ohio State’s final drive of Saturday’s 38-7 win against Army. In his first game action as a Buckeye, the redshirt freshman quarterback from Potomac, Md., put his arm talent on display as he completed those four passes for 46 yards. Haskins appeared well on his way to leading the Buckeyes to a touchdown until they decided to take a knee at the 10-yard line and let the game clock expire. Ohio State coach Urban Meyer was impressed with what he saw from Haskins in his Buckeye debut. “I thought he played very well,” Meyer said Monday. “I wanted to let him keep going but that…
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