By Doug Lesmerises (Cleveland Plain Dealer) -

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Terrelle Pryor’s Ohio State career is over — the opinion of former Heisman Trophy winner and OSU legend Eddie George — and George isn’t the only one who believes the quarterback won’t take the field as a senior.

Pryor is currently under investigation by both Ohio State and the NCAA for potential violations beyond the five-game suspension he’s facing for trading memorabilia for money and discounted tattoos, as reported by the Columbus Dispatch. The university has confirmed that it continues to investigate new allegations as they are made known, including the cars driven by several players.

If more violations are found related to Pryor having access to cars or trading more memorabilia than previously reported, he could face an increased suspension from the school or the NCAA. After Monday’s resignation by OSU coach Jim Tressel, whether his former quarterback would be forced out as well became the next question for the 2011 Buckeyes…….

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