COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football will leave the spring the same way it came in: Looking for three new offensive line starters. Both tackle spots and center showed progress over the past six weeks, per coach Ryan Day. Yet on more than one occasion he has reiterated his lingering concern for the state of the entire offensive line as spring draws to a close. “We’re not crazy behind,” Day said Wednesday. “Do I wish we were a little bit further ahead? Yes. I think we have some work to do, that’s for sure. “But they have gotten better. There’s been really good plays. There’s been really good snaps. There’s been great flashes in the practices. But there’s also been stuff that we have to get better at.” Recommended Buckeyes stories Perhaps the most secure of the three right now is the one that featured the most surprising…
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