As spring practice continues, here are three key questions the Ohio State Buckeyes will have to answer. Urban Meyer’s first four years as the man of Ohio State football have been absolute dynamite. A 50-4 overall record, the 2014 national title and a 4-0 record against arch-rival Michigan are just some of the highlights of Meyer’s tenure thus far. But Meyer faces his toughest challenge yet in Columbus heading into the 2016 season. The Buckeyes lose seven starters on offense and eight on defense. Many of those departed players such as running back Ezekiel Elliott, defensive end Joey Bosa, cornerback Eli Apple, and linebacker Darron Lee are projected to go within the first three rounds of the NFL Draft. But the good news for Meyer is that the roster is elite from an overall talent perspective. Only a very small number of schools such as Alabama or Florida State have talent that matches or exceeds the talent level on the Buckeye roster. As spring practice rolls on in Columbus, let’s take a look at the three biggest questions Meyer and his staff will look to answer heading into the spring game on April 16. Next: Who replaces Ezekiel Elliott?
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