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Terrelle Pryor Paid For His Driver’s License Renewal; Go Bucks

by Jason Kirk
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Ohio State Car Investigation: University Ends Inquiry Into Buckeye Auto Deals
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This isn't the biggest piece of this story by any means, but it sure is a fun detail. Ohio St. Buckeyes QB Terrelle Pryor has been driving with a suspended license for two weeks, according to Columbus' NBC4. How do we know Pryor is still driving? Oh, right, there was video Monday night of him driving.

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