COLUMBUS, Ohio — It’s finally Josh Fryar’s time. As Ohio State searches for three new starters on the offensive line, the Indiana native has taken over at left tackle, filling the shoes left by All-American Paris Johnson Jr. Fryar is doing so as the most confident version of himself, but he can acknowledge the first three years of his career weren’t easy. Advertisement He arrived at Ohio State amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In his second year, he tore his ACL, and last season he was the sixth offensive lineman for the Buckeyes, playing all over the line. He played 231 snaps in 2022: 62 at right guard, 134 at right tackle and 35 as an extra tight end. “I never had an injury like that,” Fryar said. “This past year, sitting behind Paris and Dawand (Jones), even though you know they’re going to be NFL Draft picks, it’s just sitting…
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