When Billy Price announced he not only intended to return for his senior season but move to center in place of the departed Pat Elflein, the next question on Ohio State’s offensive line became who would replace him at right guard. Provided everyone else came back — left tackle Jamarco Jones was the only other starter eligible to turn pro — the Buckeyes had four of five possible starters back in the fold for Urban Meyer’s sixth season in Columbus. The other three: sophomore left guard Michael Jordan, junior right tackle Isaiah Prince and Jones, now a senior. With the unit’s abysmal performance in the Fiesta Bowl against Clemson still firmly on everyone’s brains including both Meyer and offensive line coach Greg Studrawa, the need for a facelift is imperative. The group must be better in 2017. On the first day of spring practice, the head coach mentioned four potential…
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