COLUMBUS, Ohio — Spring practice for Ohio State football mixes the promise of established stars and the potential of position groups in transition, and it begins Monday morning at 8:30 a.m. Heisman Trophy finalist quarterback Justin Fields and a veteran offensive line will help bring along a young receiver corps and uncertain backfield combination. On the other side of the ball, a seasoned linebacker corps provides stability for a defense replacing multiple All-Americans and multi-year starters. Opening day of the spring is typically notable for positional alignments — who is playing where, and are the lining up with the first or second units? We will learn which players are sidelined or taking it easy this spring for medical reasons. We will also take our first look at 14 new freshmen. Cleveland.com has tracked the questions and problems the Buckeyes will try to address between now and the Spring Game on…
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