Apr. 11—COLUMBUS — With just a couple of practices left in spring football, Ohio State does not yet have a new starting quarterback. What about a center? Also no. While head coach Ryan Day knew he would most likely have to replace C.J. Stroud after last season, the opening in the middle in front of the signal-caller is more of a surprise after Luke Wypler opted to leave two years early for the NFL. There is more experience at quarterback, too, with Kyle McCord entering his third year in the program and trying to beat out second-year man Devin Brown, who enrolled last January. At center, coach Justin Frye’s main competitors this spring are Carson Hinzman and Victor Cutler, a duo that has been in Columbus for less than 12 months combined. Hinzman arrived last summer as a four-star recruit from Wisconsin while Cutler has only been on campus since…
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