RUSTY MILLER • ASSOCIATED PRESS • October 9, 2008 Classes have been under way for a little over three weeks at Ohio State. One freshman student has already learned far more than all the others. Quarterback Terrelle Pryor is way ahead of the learning curve for a rookie playing the most demanding position in football. He has already shown evidence of being a fast learner. How else to explain his rapid rise from third-stringer to starter in less than a month? Or his leadership during the most dramatic moments of last week’s victory at Wisconsin? “The thing that we didn’t know, and I don’t think anybody could know, was how well and how quickly he would learn the offense,” Ohio State quarterbacks coach Joe Daniels said this week as the No. 12 Buckeyes prepared to play Purdue on Saturday. “That’s probably the most interesting thing...
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