COLUMBUS, Ohio — It felt almost like freshman year for Sean Nuernberger. Kicking in front of 80,000 people during Ohio State’s spring game last weekend was special for Nuernberger again because it was like feeling the adrenaline rush of attempting a field goal in front of that many people for the first time. Now junior, Nuernberger’s entire Ohio State career has been inconsistent because he has never been able to hold onto the starting kicking spot for himself. And last year when he finally thought it was his time, he suffered what turned out to be a groin strain that took an entire year to mend. So this year’s spring game felt like the first time all over again. “It took me a while to get my confidence back because I hadn’t kicked with the team since the previous spring, really,” Nuernberger said. “So it’s really kind of like I’m starting new…
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