COLUMBUS, Ohio — On the same day that Michigan found out that it’ll have a college football season, it saw its potential starting quarterback Dylan McCaffrey enter the transfer portal. Weird timing, but also provides some normalcy to a year that has been anything but. Only one quarterback plays, and if a fourth-year player feels he doesn’t have that opportunity to do so, he’ll probably look elsewhere in the age of the transfer portal. Ohio State football knows that world well. In 2018, that scenario is why Joe Burrow left for LSU while Dwayne Haskins threw 50 touchdown passes. That worked out for all parties in the end, with both being Heisman Trophy finalists and first-round NFL Draft picks. But that world is also why the Buckeyes were in a desperate place at the position last season. Head coach Ryan Day brought in Justin Fields leading to a game of…
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