Having a quarterback with experience used to be vital for success on the biggest stage in college football.
That doesn't seem to be the case anymore. While having a signal-caller with experience is certainly a plus when it comes to the most important position in football, experience isn't the be-all, end-all in a day and age where younger athletes are more prepared than ever to compete at a high level.
Whether it's Kyle McCord – who was named the starting quarterback for the season opener at Indiana – or Devin Brown, Ohio State will have a first-year starter behind center this season.