With the rosters now out for Saturday’s spring game, we have another clue into how the Buckeyes’ lineups could look on both sides of the ball. Instead of splitting up the rosters through a draft this year, Ryan Day and the rest of Ohio State’s coaching staff to separate the rosters by units, so that the first-team offense can go head-to-head with the first-team defense and the second-team offense faces off against the second-team defense. The first-team defense and second-team offense will play for the Scarlet team, while the first-team offense and second-team defense will play for the Gray team. Day said Wednesday that the Buckeyes will move some players between teams as the game progresses, so the lineups will be fluid over the course of the scrimmage, which will consist of four 10-minute quarters with a running clock in the second half. In the days following the game, we’ll…
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