COLUMBUS — Ohio State opened the 2019 preseason with a roughly two-hour practice Friday morning at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. Here are five takeaways from what coach Ryan Day saw when the fifth-ranked Buckeyes took the practice field for the first time. 1. They tried to keep things light to start out. “It was good to get everybody out there, start football again,” Day said. “It’s all helmets today. We were kind of on and off quick. It’s more about effort. It’s about technique. It’s about those kind of things. Not about winning or losing today. There will be time for that when the pads go on.” RELATED: 5 things to know about the Buckeyes as season 130 starts 2. He feels good about the offensive line, but one important player’s status remains uncertain. Thayer Munford, who missed the spring with an unidentified injury, appeared to be working with the…
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