Ohio State’s passing game is undergoing a transformation in 2019. Not only did the Buckeyes lose quarterback Dwayne Haskins — who threw for the most yards and touchdowns in the country last year — early to the NFL Draft, but the Scarlet and Gray also lost three of the team’s top four wide receivers in 2018. That may not seem like a big deal but considering Parris Campbell, Terry McLaurin and Johnnie Dixon made up half of Ohio State’s receiving yardage and accounted for 62 percent of the team’s receiving touchdowns, it’s obvious the Buckeyes are losing quite a bit. Here are five offseason questions for the Buckeye receivers that are returning: 1. Where will the big plays come from? Terry McLaurin and Johnnie Dixon were explosive plays waiting to happen over the last two years at Ohio State. In 2018, McLaurin led the team with an average reception of…
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