Starting with a week one date with Lane Kiffin and Florida Atlantic, it will be apparent early what Ohio State’s offense is going to look like in 2019. After Dwayne Haskins rewrote the Buckeye record books in his one season as a starter, Ryan Day was able to reel in elite transfer Justin Fields, who will look to continue the dominant quarterback play that Haskins exhibited a year ago. Understatement: @OhioStateFB frosh WR @GarrettWilson_V’s gonna be special. pic.twitter.com/WyoaBG2ONO — Ohio State on BTN (@OhioStateOnBTN) April 13, 2019 Young, old and talented is the mix at the skill positions, and that’s ideal overall. The Buckeyes will be led by veterans at running back (J.K. Dobbins), wide receiver (K.J. Hill, Binjimen Victor and Austin Mack) and tight end (Luke Farrell). Behind the veterans, however, sit talented young guns including Master Teague, Garrett Wilson and Jeremy Ruckert. Great teams feature a mix exactly like the Buckeyes…
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