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Will Howard leading Ohio State to a colossal victory over Indiana wasn't enough to win over two local radio pundits. On Saturday, the Buckeyes quarterback completed 22 of 26 passes for 201 passing yards and two touchdowns in a 38-15 win over the Hoosiers. After spoiling Indiana's unbeaten season, Ohio State will play for the Big Ten championship if it defeats Michigan this weekend. In a pre-game interview, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti encouraged people to "Google me." Playing off that soundbite, Howard said "Google that" and pretended to stomp out an imaginary cigarette on the sideline as the Buckeyes closed out the victory. Those actions didn't sit well with ESPN Cleveland's Tony Rizzo and Aaron Goldhammer. "Will Howard putting out the cigarette or whatever for Cignetti. Dude, beat Michigan first before you start," Rizzo said. "He is so not a Buckeye," Goldhammer replied. Rizzo called Howard a "hired gun" who's "been here five months." He played four seasons at Kansas State before transferring to Ohio State last offseason. Icon Sportswire/Getty Images Goldhammer called Howard a "mid-level Division I quarterback" buoyed by a great supporting cast. Despite disliking his sideline antics, Rizzo defended Howard's on-field play. "I disagree. I think he's improved. I think he makes good decisions," Rizzo countered. "He's a big kid, 6'4", not easily taken down. Is he enough to win a championship? Yeah. Is he the reason? No. But is he a contributor? Yes. That's how I see Will Howard." He hasn't exceeded 300 passing yards in any of Ohio State's 10 wins, but Howard has efficiently orchestrated the offense with a 74.0 percent completion rate and 9.6 yards per pass attempt. He's accounted for multiple touchdowns in every game, tallying 26 passing and seven rushing scores. Via Evan Frank of the Indianapolis Star , Howard discussed his sideline behavior in a post-game interview on FOX. "We don't listen to the stuff on social media, but we hear it, man," Howard said. "I was just having some fun with it. I have a lot of respect for those guys, man. What Coach Cignetti has done over there, he's done a heck of a job. The Buckeyes are here and the Buckeyes won. You can Google that." Related: Ryan Day Facing Criticism For Running Up Score vs. Indiana
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Will Howard leading Ohio State to a colossal victory over Indiana wasn't enough to win over two local radio pundits. On Saturday, the Buckeyes quarterback completed 22 of 26 passes for 201 passing yards and two touchdowns in a 38-15 win over the Hoosiers. After spoiling Indiana's unbeaten season, Ohio State will play for the Big Ten championship if it defeats Michigan this weekend. In a pre-game interview, Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti encouraged people to "Google me." Playing off that soundbite, Howard said "Google that" and pretended to stomp out an imaginary cigarette on the sideline as the Buckeyes closed out the victory. Those actions didn't sit well with ESPN Cleveland's Tony Rizzo and Aaron Goldhammer. "Will Howard putting out the cigarette or whatever for Cignetti. Dude, beat Michigan first before you start," Rizzo said. "He is so not a Buckeye," Goldhammer replied. Rizzo called Howard a "hired gun" who's "been here five months." He played four seasons at Kansas State before transferring to Ohio State last offseason. Icon Sportswire/Getty Images Goldhammer called Howard a "mid-level Division I quarterback" buoyed by a great supporting cast. Despite disliking his sideline antics, Rizzo defended Howard's on-field play. "I disagree. I think he's improved. I think he makes good decisions," Rizzo countered. "He's a big kid, 6'4", not easily taken down. Is he enough to win a championship? Yeah. Is he the reason? No. But is he a contributor? Yes. That's how I see Will Howard." He hasn't exceeded 300 passing yards in any of Ohio State's 10 wins, but Howard has efficiently orchestrated the offense with a 74.0 percent completion rate and 9.6 yards per pass attempt. He's accounted for multiple touchdowns in every game, tallying 26 passing and seven rushing scores. Via Evan Frank of the Indianapolis Star , Howard discussed his sideline behavior in a post-game interview on FOX. "We don't listen to the stuff on social media, but we hear it, man," Howard said. "I was just having some fun with it. I have a lot of respect for those guys, man. What Coach Cignetti has done over there, he's done a heck of a job. The Buckeyes are here and the Buckeyes won. You can Google that." Related: Ryan Day Facing Criticism For Running Up Score vs. Indiana
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