Ryan Day planned on being in Ohio Stadium on Saturday watching the Scarlet and Gray game to complete spring practice and answer what few lingering questions apply to his national championship-caliber Buckeyes. Instead, he’ll have no clue throughout the summer if true freshmen quarterbacks C.J. Stroud and Jack Miller can be trusted to step in should Justin Fields get injured, how a new left side of the offensive line will perform and whether with NFL departures and disciplinary exits a new secondary can approach last season’s elite level under a new defensive coordinator. Day hopes he gets to sort those questions out in an extended fall camp, voicing a preference for at least a six-week run-up to a hopefully-on-time Sept. 5 opener against Bowling Green. But before any of that can be sorted out on whatever timetable he’s given once COVID-19 fears diminish, Day must figure out something else: How does…
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