One of the biggest college football storylines this summer is the quarterback competition at Ohio State.
And, one of the biggest storylines inside of the Buckeyes QB competition is whether or not Braxton Miller will still be in the scarlet and gray next season.
Earlier this week, Paul Finebaum of ESPN said on his radio show a source told him Miller was close to transferring to Alabama this fall. Then, Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban refuted that report saying he had no knowledge of the situation.
"I'm not really allowed to talk about any other players on any other team," Saban told BamaOnLine.com. "I know nothing about any such rumors. I don't even know who you're talking about."
The most recent development in the Braxton Miller saga is this tweet by Atlanta journalist Ray Glier.
There is a chance Miller has visited Alabama multiple times, and there is no doubt the Crimson Tide would be interested in a QB of his caliber.
On whether or not Alabama would be looking for graduate transfers, Saban said the Tide would look at anyone who can help the team.
"If there was somebody out there that I thought could help our team, we have a spot or two available that we could probably -- but it would have to be the right person in the right place that could make a contribution because that would be something that would have to be good for that person and it would have to be good for us."
