COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football has gotten through seven practices this fall camp, and head coach Ryan Day is happy with where things are headed. Some of that can be attributed to having a very minimal number of position battles heading into the season because the Buckeyes brought back so much from last season’s young team. On offense, that means most guys are picking up where they left off and trying to build on it instead of trying to figure things out. “There’s a lot of experience coming back,” Day said. “That’s good.” • Observations from practice No. 7 OSU is expected to be among the nation’s best — if not the best — offenses. It returns a Heisman Trophy finalist in quarterback C.J. Stroud, one of the nation’s best running backs and wide receivers in TreVeyon Henderson and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and an offensive line featuring a bevy of…
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