COLUMBUS, Ohio — There are only two players in Ohio State football’s wide receivers room who played significant roles during the 2019 season. Both of those players — Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson — will be the starting outside receivers next season, that’s a given. What’s not is who will be lining up in the slot this season following the departure of K.J. Hill, who ended his career as the Buckeyes all-time leader in career receptions. Hill served as Ohio State’s only H-back last season as head coach Ryan Day didn’t feel comfortable with the options behind him, especially after losing C.J. Saunders to injury for the season. “When we lost C.J., we didn’t have an H that we felt great about who we could put in the game, to be frank,” Day said. “That’s a huge deal for us figuring out where that inside guy is going to come…
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