Ohio State finished spring practice last week without naming a starting quarterback, but coach Ryan Day is hopeful the competition doesn’t go long into August. On Friday, Day said it would be ideal to settle on a successor to Justin Fields earlier in the team’s preseason training camp rather than wait until the first game week. “So they can get the majority of the reps,” Day said. “But until someone really puts themselves out in front of the other two, we’ll keep just keep going.” For most of this offseason, Day has maintained there has been little separation between Kyle McCord, Jack Miller and C.J. Stroud, the passers who are vying to take over as the starter when the Buckeyes open their coming season at Minnesota. During the spring game, the three of them rotated between series and took about equal snaps. Ohio State football: Oller: QB competition shows some…
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