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This spring, it’s the Ohio State offense which needs a full slate of 15 practices. That’s because with Fields gone, the competition between second-year players C.J. Stroud and Jack Miller plus another highly-touted signee with incoming freshman Kyle McCord is about to ensue.
Ohio State coach Ryan Day has promised an open-mind approach to what he’s about to see. Indeed, like a race car engineer, he indicated recently that he wants to see as much full-speed running as possible to determine who best can drive the machine.
“We’re going to have to find ways this spring, between C.J., Jack and Kyle, to give them as many game-like situations to figure out exactly what we’ve got,” Day said. “We can’t go into that first game without knowing, or at least having an idea.”