On Tuesday’s sixth practice of fall camp, Ohio State showed something to the media the team hadn’t made public yet. It was a new-look offensive line made up of four natural tackles and a center that came together, according to offensive line coach Greg Studrawa, to get the best five linemen on the field. Among those five were Nicholas Petit-Frere at left tackle, Paris Johnson at right guard and Harry Miller at center, all former five-star prospects. While not as highly recruited as those three, Thayer Munford, lining up at left guard, was still a four-star prospect and a top-30 offensive tackle in his class. The odd man out in the recruiting comparisons of the group was Dawand Jones, a former three-star recruit who was not ranked in the top 1,000 players in the 2019 class. Yet there was Jones, working with the first-team offensive line in an experimental unit…
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