On Tuesday, ESPN.com reported that wide receiver Duron Carter and defensive lineman Rob Rose would be ineligible for Ohio State’s Rose Bowl meeting with Oregon.
At least for now, only Carter — son of of former Buckeye and NFL great Cris Carter – has officially been ruled out of the game.
According to a press release issued by the school, the freshman receiver “will not be involved” in the bowl game, although no reason was specified in the release. However, it’s believed Carter’s eligibility issue relates to academics.
As far as Rose is concerned, there has been no official word from the Buckeyes on his status.
Let’s tighten it up Duron, it’s too early to get in touch w/ agent just yet. Guess I’ll see you at Xmas.
Dad.
Who cares. Oregon is going to light up tOSU like a Christmas tree regardless.
If he’s as illiterate and incoherent as his father, it’s makes perfect sense. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Hang in there, Duron Carter. Your time will come.
dotbo, OSU will shoot down the Ducks big time.
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