“The offensive line arguably took the biggest hit as far as the production it lost after the season in comparison with what it got in return.” Stephen Means, Cleveland.com Some may argue that Ohio State’s biggest position of loss following the 2018 season was at wide receiver. While the Buckeyes lost a lot at wide receiver with Parris Campbell, Terry McLaurin, and Johnnie Dixon all exhausting their college eligibility, the bigger position of worry for Ohio State heading into the 2019 season is offensive line. The only true starter who Ohio State will have back for the 2019 season is Thayer Munford, who will miss spring practices due to injury. Munford is expected to start at left tackle, while Wyatt Davis is the only other certainty on the offensive line, with the sophomore expected to start at right guard. Graduate transfer Jonah Jackson, who joined Ohio State from Rutgers this…
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