Ohio State football held its seventh practice of the spring Friday, leaving seven left before the spring game. The public is expected to get a look at the Buckeyes on April 17, but until then reporters are left to piece together what we can through interviews and short practice viewing windows. Plethora of running backs creates good problems for Buckeyes this spring Here is what we have learned so far: 1. Nothing about the quarterbacks. Might as well get that one out of the way. The biggest storyline of the spring is also the one most shrouded in mystery. Reporters were allowed in for a few minutes Friday, and that confirmed freshmen C.J. Stroud, Jack Miller III and Kyle McCord can throw the ball. It wasn’t necessarily an indication of anything else. Head coach Ryan Day has insisted there is no pecking order yet and resisted giving much of an…
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