Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones was rushed to a local hospital Wednesday with what is being described as "severe head pain" by Tony Zarrella of Cleveland 19 News.
Zarrella spoke with a family member who indicated Jones is still undergoing testing at this time. It is believed Jones is suffering from a migraine headache and "should be good," according to Eleven Warriors.
It's unclear what this means for Jones' status for Monday's season-opening matchup with Virginia Tech. The junior signal-caller has been battling with J.T. Barrett throughout camp for the starting job. Head coach Urban Meyer has not announced whether he was planning to start Jones or Barrett, though he's indicated both will play.