Although Matthew Baldwin is still less than two months away from suffering a knee injury in the final game of his high school career, the Ohio State early enrollee quarterback doesn’t plan to let that keep him from competing this spring. Baldwin, who injured his knee while playing in the Texas state semifinals and aggravated that injury in the state championship game while playing for Lake Travis High School this past December, has continued to rehabilitate that injured knee since arrived at Ohio State in January. Nonetheless, the Buckeyes’ newest signal-caller expects to be on the field and throwing when Ohio State begins spring practices on March 6. “I’m just working to get it back to 100 percent,” Baldwin said of his recovery. “I anticipate being able to play spring football. Just working hard every day. “I’ll be on the field,” Baldwin added. “I don’t know about full-go live stuff. But…
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