Ohio State has one of its best offensive lines in years. It could be right up with the 2013 unit when we look back on it. And when discussing the Buckeyes’ O-line, it’s not just the starters that stand out, but the depth as well. All right, the starters are an outstanding group and from left-to-right they include senior Thayer Munford, sophomore Harry Miller, fourth-year junior Josh Myers, fourth-year junior Wyatt Davis and third-year sophomore Nicholas Petit-Frere. The Buckeyes also have second-team offensive linemen that would likely be starters at most programs, such as sophomore Dawand Jones (who can play tackle and guard) and true freshman tackle Paris Johnson. The other three members of OSU’s second-team O-line are redshirt freshman guard Enokk Vimahi, third-year sophomore guard Matthew Jones and true freshman center Luke Wypler. Ohio State uses a heavy rotation at positions like wide receiver, tight end, defensive line, linebacker…
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