Cleveland Browns' Terrelle Pryor revealed that he wants to play college ball again at Ohio State if given the chance, according to ESPN.

Pryor is still serving a five-year NCAA suspension for his role in a scandal, which expires next year.

He said it's a blessing to be able to come back and lay for Ohio State, where he had a lot of successful games and good memories.

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Pryor expressed his intention to make a college ball comeback  when when he returned to Ohio Stadium, his old stomping ground while playing for Ohio State, for a Browns workout.

There was even a throng of fans who pursued his autographs, with some bringing in Ohio State jerseys with his name and jersey number 2 on it.

A quarterback when he played for Ohio State and who is vying to be a wide receiver with the Browns, Pryor also took time to advice Braxton Miller, another player making the same positional shift, to get in the playbook, according to Cleveland.com. 

Nursing an injured hamstring, Pryor was able to work out on the field and made throws to help warm up some Browns wideouts.

Other than the injury, Pryor was in awesome shape when he showed up for practice, having worked out extensively during the summer. He didn't show struggles trying to cope with the positional shift and even wowed teammates with his skills. 

Pryor also had a discussion with coach Urban Meyer about the quarterback situation at Ohio State, where J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones will battle it out for the right to be the starting quarterback.

However, Pryor has to fight it out with a number of players for limited wideout spots, each probably more experienced than him. 

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