COLUMBUS, Ohio — Spring practice for Ohio State football will bring a mix of absolute certainty and complete unknowns. No question, this receiving corps may be the best in the nation. The running back combo definitely ranks among the best anywhere. The tight end room could also thrive with real depth for the first time in a few years. At the same time, the Buckeyes do not know their starting quarterback yet — and likely will not until mid-August, per Ryan Day’s previous oversight of these competitions. The offensive line needs three new starters and more clarity as to the quality of its backups, with few no-doubter candidates. Recommended Buckeyes stories • Projecting Ohio State football’s defensive depth chart for opening day 2023 • Victor Cutler commits to Ohio State football as transfer from Louisiana Monroe • What Lathan Ransom’s return means for Ohio State football’s safeties in 2023 That…
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