COLUMBUS, Ohio — Demetrius Knox was in a position to compete for a starting job on Ohio State’s offensive line in each of the last two training camps, and when it looked like he had a legitimate shot to win, he didn’t. Then, after an injury to starting right guard Branden Bowen, the Buckeyes had another position battle for what hasn’t always been a secure spot over the last two years. It looked like Matthew Burrell’s job to lose, and instead Knox won. That could suggest some instability at the position, but then Knox played well in first start, grading out a champion in the Buckeyes’ win over Nebraska last week. “That’s excellent for his first real career start at Ohio State, and it comes at the right time,” Urban Meyer said. “He certainly has the skill set to play. If he decides that this is time to jump-start his…
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