COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State’s kicking game probably isn’t something most fans aren’t thinking about right now. And it’s likely something they don’t care about until it actually becomes important, like when a kicker misses a couple of field goals against Michigan. But it’s important now, because the Buckeyes have questions at both kicker and punter. With Ohio State starting spring football in five days, we’re asking a burning question every day leading up to March 7. Next up we’re looking at special teams: How will changing faces affect Ohio State’s kicking game? Before we talk kickers, let’s get this out of the way: Cameron Johnson was a special punter, and his unique rugby style was a real weapon for the Buckeyes’ in the important battle for field position. With Johnston gone, the job falls to redshirt freshman Drue Chrisman. Chrisman was the No. 1 punter in the country in…
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