COLUMBUS, Ohio — Get all the news around Ohio State football and other important teams in today’s Buckeye Breakfast. Oklahoma’s quarterback competition mirrors Ohio State’s Ohio State isn’t the only school with championship aspirations this season heading into fall camp without naming a starting quarterback. Both the Buckeyes and Oklahoma have perceived starters this year — Justin Fields for the Buckeyes and Jalen Hurts — but neither coach has been willing to publicly name their transfers as such. Both have used the reason that they still have to earn the job. “I don’t care if Joe Namath himself walks into our room right now, he’s got to win the job,” Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley said. “It’s not about what the outside world thinks.” Wale shows his support for Chase Young Sports and music are synonymous in American culture whether it’s Drake on the sidelines of NBA Finals games supporting…
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