COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ryan Day has officially hired Justin Frye as Ohio State football’s next offensive line coach, replacing Greg Studrawa after six seasons. Frye will take over a room expected to start Paris Johnson Jr. and Dawand Jones at tackle with some combination of Donovan Jackson, Matthew Jones, Harry Miller and Luke Wypler in the interior. That’s certainly a group capable of being one of the nation’s best groups. Worrying about 2022 shouldn’t be at the top of Frye’s list of concerns. The future is why Studrawa is no longer in Columbus. The moment Frye arrives in his office, it should be his only focus, especially during these first few months. The Buckeyes need to improve their offensive line recruiting, and Frye has been tasked with doing so. For now, Joshua Padilla is the only OL commit, the nation’s No. 126 player and No. 6 interior lineman. By signing…
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