When it comes to running backs, the old saying was college football coaches wanted to have a pair and a spare. © Provided by Dayton Daily News Ohio State’s Master Teague runs against Florida Atlantic on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2019, at Ohio Stadium in Columbus. David Jablonski/Staff As long as college football has been played, someone has been asked to run the ball, and that position has also been a rugged one where taking hard hits is in the job description and attrition is not unusual. But even as the passing game has become a primary weapon at most major colleges and even more so in the NFL, there is still a need for multiple running backs for a team to be able to rely on. Miamisburg’s Myers says he would do anything to play this year Ohio State offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson, a veteran coach who has been on…
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