... the most interesting player in college football.

Pryor hung 338 yards on the Oregon Ducks' defense by himself—but this is not a time for numbers. What Pryor accomplished in this Rose Bowl comes down to much more than yardage, third-down conversion percentages, or the number of broken tackles.

Pryor prepared for this bowl, intensely. How much he prepared was evident by the Ohio State playcalling. The Buckeyes were calling—gasp!—plays from shotgun. They were passing—double gasp!—on first down.

They were taking risks , putting the game on their quarterback's shoulders.

And what's more, Pryor was succeeding . He was making all those throws. His corner route for the killer score in the f...

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