COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new season means new questions for the Ohio State football team. The Buckeyes may have one of the best offenses in the country, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t intrigue for how they’ll use those weapons. In Justin Fields, you have a Heisman Trophy finalist in his second year as a starting quarterback, which could mean he’s in for an even more impressive season than 2019. That starts with Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson as his top returning wide receivers and primary targets. Olave is in Year 3 and trying to rid his guilt from the end of the Clemson loss while also solidifying himself as a first-round draft pick. He ranked second in catches with 48 while his 840 yards and 12 touchdowns led the Buckeyes. Wilson will try to build on a freshman season where he caught 30 passes for 432 yards and five…
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