COLUMBUS, Ohio — The offseason has arrived for Ohio State. And while the Buckeyes have plenty to keep them busy with summer conditioning, for everybody outside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, it’s speculation season to pass the time before training camp. Fortunately, Urban Meyer and his program provided no shortage of lessons throughout March and April to absorb in the months ahead, capping it with a scrimmage on Saturday at the Horseshoe that gave the seventh-year coach just about everything he could have wanted. So, what all did Ohio State accomplish over those 15 workouts, and what does it mean for the future? Let’s break down the top takeaways. Ohio State has great options at quarterback There was clearly a reason Meyer was hesitant throughout camp to name a leader in the race to take over the starting quarterback job. The Buckeyes could win with either Dwayne Haskins, Joe Burrow…
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