COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football simultaneously makes multiple great cases for Heisman Trophy contention in 2023 while possibly ensuring no Buckeye makes the trip to New York. The program believes it developed two high-level quarterbacks. Yet the longer it waits to turn the starting job over full-time to either Kyle McCord or Devin Brown, the lower the chances either can compile a Heisman Trophy-worthy season. Many around the country believe receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. belongs on the short list of pound-for-pound best football players, period. However, he plays a position often completely ignored on Heisman trophy ballots. Recommended Buckeyes stories C.J. Stroud opens NFL career in way his Ohio State football mentors did not To end ‘agony’ in The Game, Ryan Day leaned on Ohio State coaches who owned Michigan Big Ten following Ohio State football’s lead with a long-overdue game-day policy Both factors came under consideration…
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