COLUMBUS — The first day of spring football practice is always full of information, and that was no different this week at Ohio State. New head coach Ryan Day had plenty of nuggets for reporters after his first spring in charge of the Buckeyes kicked off Wednesday. Here are five: 1. Two starters are out. One veteran on each side of the ball will be sidelined for the entirety of the spring, and a handful of others are not full-go as spring gets going. Day said Jordan Fuller, a two-year starter at safety, will not be practicing this spring because of what he called “a lower extremity issue,” while left tackle Thayer Munford is out because of “a bit of a back issue.” Additionally, running back Demario McCall and defensive linemen Taron Vincent and Jerron Cage are limited for now but expected to be ready to go when the Buckeyes return…
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