COLUMBUS, Ohio — One half of Ohio State football’s quarterback competition will not be available for Saturday’s spring game. © Doug Lesmerises/cleveland.com/TNS Ohio State freshman quarterback Devin Brown on Feb. 2, 2022. Buckeyes coach Ryan Day revealed that second-year quarterback Devin Brown underwent a procedure Wednesday and cannot throw in Saturday’s exhibition. The other quarterbacks will play, with Kyle McCord and Tristan Gebbia handling the majority of the reps with the first and second string. Day said he would not compare Brown’s injury to the one that influenced the 2018 quarterback competition between Joe Burrow and Dwayne Haskins. A hand injury Burrow suffered in 2017 allowed Haskins to take a lead in their comparison that he did not relinquish. “He will miss a couple of practices and be right back at it,” Day said of Brown. “It’s really more of a setback.” Recommended Buckeyes stories McCord and Brown have split…
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