Jack Miller and Kyle McCord split the majority of first-team reps on Wednesday morning. Redshirt freshman quarterback C.J. Stroud spent most of Ohio State’s practice on Wednesday morning watching classmate Jack Miller and true freshman Kyle McCord split time with the first-team offense. It wasn’t due to injury or fatigue, but rather a concerted effort to keep Stroud’s arm fresh during the dog days training camp. “It’s something we typically do during camp, just shut them down at times with their arm, so that’s all that was,” Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said after practice. “It just kind of depends on how much they’ve been throwing, how much we’ve been throwing and how tired they get. We just kind of rely on them (to tell us).” © Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation Andrew Lind/BuckeyesNow On Sports Illustrated With Stroud asserting himself as the front-runner to be the Buckeyes’…
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