No one likes preparing a football team during a pandemic. That is among the takeaways from Ohio State football coaches in preseason interviews leading up to the season-opener Saturday against Nebraska. The last time Ohio State football began the season in October With nine months passing between full-contact practice sessions, perhaps none of them faced greater challenges than offensive line coach Greg Studrawa. After all, how do offensive linemen get better without running into people? “We can run around in our underwear out there all you want and say, ‘Oh that’s a great job,’ but until you gotta block somebody and move somebody from point A to point B,” he said before switching thoughts mid sentence. “You know we tried to simulate that as best we could during this COVID thing, but until we can get the pads on and go (we don’t know.) We worked it the entire summer…
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