Over 95,000 see Pryor star in OSU spring game

Quarterback throws two long touchdown passes in 30 seconds

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A national spring game record crowd of 95,722 came out to enjoy the high temperatures and watch the Buckeyes play at sun- Ohio Stadium on Saturday.

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updated 4:48 p.m. ET April 25, 2009

COLUMBUS, Ohio - A national spring game record crowd of 95,722 came out to enjoy the high temperatures and watch Terrelle Pryor throw two long touchdown passes in 30 seconds, leading the Gray over the Scarlet 23-3 on Saturday at sun-drenched Ohio Stadium.

The 80-degree weather played a big role in the attendance, which topped the 92,138 Alabama drew for Nick Saban’s coaching debut in 2007.

Ohio State fans paid $5 per ticket, with the bulk of the money going to local charities. Many showed up in tank tops and shorts to soak up the sun on the warmest day of the year while watching Pryor strut his stuff.

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Pryor broke open a close scrimmage with touchdown passes of 44 yards to Taurian Washington and 42 yards to Ray Small late in the second half. Pryor started as a freshman for last year’s 10-3 Buckeyes team.

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