COLUMBUS, Ohio — Observations about Ohio State spring football from the first day of practice on Tuesday morning. • All three Ohio State quarterbacks of interest were out there. Cardale Jones was first in the order of reps and full go. His arm looked, you guessed it, strong. J.T. Barrett, coming off surgery for a broken right ankle, did take part of the throwing reps. He didn’t take full reps, but threw the ball a few times, maybe making 20 percent of the throws that Jones and Stephen Collier made during the 35 minutes of actual practice reporters were allowed to watch. Barrett seemed to throw the ball OK, but when players jogged between drills, Barrett walked quickly. And he didn’t take a full dropback, moving backward gingerly on the few throws. And then there’s Braxton Miller. The fifth-year senior who missed all of last season after reinjuring his throwing shoulder last August, led the quarterback line throw the opening stretches. But he wasn’t out there with the quarterbacks at all during the practice portion. Once stretching was over, Miller went to the side with the other injured players. …
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