When a team sends 11 players to the NFL following one season, there’s going to be quite a bit of roster turnover. That’s exactly the situation Ohio State found itself in this spring. Heading into spring practices, the Buckeyes found themselves in need of a new starter at quarterback, left tackle, center, tight end, field safety, cornerback, defensive end and at least two of the three linebacker spots. The only unit two units that returned all of their starters were the running backs and the wide receivers – a much different scenario than Ohio State found itself in at this point last season. The Buckeyes entered spring with lots of questions at lots of positions, but most of them went unanswered, leaving the majority of the position battles to linger over the summer and into the fall. As we head into the summer following spring practices, let’s take a look back at what happened at…
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