July 8, 2011  Graham, Hyde grabbing attention  Follow Noon on
Twitter | Ari on Twitter  COLUMBUS, Ohio - Because Ohio State
faces perhaps its biggest quarterback uncertainty in a decade,
fullback Zach Boren was asked Wednesday what he feels a
quarterback can do to make the team confident in him.  "Take
charge. That's the big thing," Boren responded. "If a
quarterback comes in, even if you're young, a freshman or
sophomore or a senior, if you come in and take charge you have
my respect. Someone who opens up their mouth and says let's go,
this is my offense and let's roll with it.  "It's kind of nice
when you have a quarterback back there who is directing
everyone," Boren continued. "That's the quarterbacks job to know
what everyone is doing and direct them. I wouldn't say he has to
be a leader, but he has to be vocal."  With the early departure
of Terrelle Pryor - who left the program prematurely as the
target of an NCAA investigation, one would thing Ohio State
would be hard-pressed to have such a leader give