OSU?RUNNING?back Chris ‘Beanie’ Wells, left, outruns Michigan defender Stevie Brown (3) during the final regular season game of 2008.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — There are certain people and faces the media and the public who the media is serving want to hear from when it comes to football teams. Those include the head coach, star players and, most likely, the quarterback. That wasn’t the case here Friday morning when the Ohio State Buckeyes and Texas Longhorns took time out of their preperations for Monday’s game in Glendale to meet with the press during Fiesta Bowl Media Day held here at J.W. Mariott Camelback Resort. The Heisman Trophy runnerup Colt McCoy was on hand, but freshman sensation Terrelle Pryor was noticeably absent from the proceedings. The media day was switched to the Camelback Resort, which serves as the media compound for the week, due to the Arizona Cardinals’ Wild Card game Saturday afternoon. “When there was a change in plans for the media day, we were told we were limited to 30 players,” said Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel.