West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen was hoping to find a starting quarterback during Saturday’s spring game.

Paul Millard and Ford Childress each had their moments during the game and tried to make a case to be the No. 1 guy. Millard threw touchdown passes of 10, 46 and 24 yards, while Childress connected with Jordan Thompson for a 65-yard scoring strike.

If you’re scoring at home and think you know who the starter will be in August, well, the spring game didn’t make matters any clearer.

But Holgorsen’s best option may have been on the sidelines. On Saturday, former Florida State quarterback Clint Trickett was in Morgantown as he looks for a new program.

It's a new day and of course there's a college football team unveiling new uniforms.

Today, it was West Virginia and I almost hate to admit it, but I like the new options.

The gold matte helmet is sweet and will be the first time since the 1970s since the Mountaineers haven't worn a blue or white helmet.

For those of you who don't like them, well, it's not about you. This is about 18 year old high school kids who Dana Holgorsen is trying to recruit.

Most of them love it.

In recent years, Ohio State fans have had plenty to celebrate against rival Michigan.

It seems like Jim Tressel never lost to the Wolverines and so far Urban Meyer is 1-0. So some of the newer fans don't realize it used to be tough to defeat that Team Up North.

Flashback to 1975 and Woody Hayes' Buckeyes were undefeated and ranked first in the nation. Trailing 14-7 halfway through the final quarter and it didn't look good.

Yet, Ohio State scored twice in the final seven minutes to pull out a 21-14 victory in Ann Arbor.

Pete Johnson rushed for two touchdowns and caught another one from seven yards out, while Cornelius Greene threw for one score (to go with two interceptions).

The Buckeyes lost a tough game to UCLA in the Rose Bowl and lost any shot at the national title.

I couldn't find any video from this game, so I give you what I can find from the Rose Bowl.

West Virginia has been here before.

There was the “Who will replace Jeff Hostetler?” Then came the “Who will replace Major Harris?” The same can be said for Marc Bulger and Pat White.

Now you can add Geno Smith to the list.

Typically there is a one- or two-year transition with someone like Greg Jones, Chad Johnston or Jarrett Brown.

With every coach trying to one-up the other on Student Appreciation Days at spring practice, it seems we get a YouTube clip every day.

Now Ohio State mascot Brutus is getting into the action and in a way that he might regret (and avoid in the future).

Dude got laid out.

With a storied tradition like Ohio State's, it's tough to pick some of the Buckeyes' most memorable games.

But let's start at the 1984 Fiesta Bowl when the Buckeyes took on Pittsburgh when the Panthers still mattered.

Leading most of the game, the Buckeyes still had to rally to take down the John Congemi-led Panthers. Pitt scored 16 points in the fourth quarter to take a 23-21 lead with 2:39 remaining in the game.

Somehow Mike Tomczak guided OSU on an 89-yard game-winning drive that was capped by a 39-yard toss to Thad Jemison with 39 seconds left for a 28-23 win.

Let's not forget the strong performance by Keith Byars, who rushed for a touchdown and returned a kick for a TD.

OSU finished 9-3 and ranked eighth in the Coaches Poll.

Look what we have here ... WVU's 2013 spring media guide.

Ohio State football is one of the hottest tickets of all of college football — even for the student body.

So the annual Student Appreciation Day is a great way to build some excitement during spring and give the student body an up-close view of the action.

This year, OSU coach Urban Meyer has put out a video encouraging the students to show up and watch the only program that went undefeated last fall.

The video references a surprise, but defensive coach Mike Vrable has already ruined by his recent tweet.