COLUMBUS, Ohio — One of the main reasons why Ryan Day parted ways with Greg Studrawa as Ohio State football’s offensive line coach is because of the lack of productivity on the recruiting trail. Day’s three cycles as head coach have produced 13 commitments, which is a quality number in terms of quantity. The problem is that not only are Paris Johnson Jr. and Donovan Jackson the only five-stars, but they’re also the only two who are technically top-100 recruits. Luke Wypler (No. 101) and Tegra Tshabola (No. 104) finished right outside. The Buckeyes have spent way too much time the last three years loading up on long-term developmental projects as a position that already has a developmental aspect to it. Now that approach has come back to bite them in 2022, where the front-line starters are strong but the guys behind them are questionable. “We’ll see as we get…
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