The spring game went off without a hitch over the weekend, and despite having to move it up a couple hours, the team was able to finish the scrimmage just as the rain started to fall, accomplishing a dry event. The day started with Robert Landers passing out gushers from a gold football, and ended with Buckeye alum Curtis Samuel flaunting his new bling. Not only was the QB battle on full display Saturday, but the rest of the offense showed Buckeye fans that there is plenty to be excited about heading into the first season in five years without J.T. Barrett. The spring game is important for coaches to get better insight into how players are developing and how the young Bucks might handle playing in front of a regularly impressive crowd of screaming fans. But the real benefit of the annual scrimmage is how it helps the program…
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