COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football offensive line coach Justin Frye did not create the problem, but he did accept the challenge of fixing it. The Buckeyes stockpiled weapons at receiver and in the backfield and have two highly regarded quarterbacks battling to lead them. Everyone saw this coming three years ago. They also recognized looming questions for the offensive line which remained unanswered at the end of the spring. Unanswered does not mean unaddressed, though. Ryan Day brought Frye in from UCLA to both solve the long-term recruiting letdowns and coach up the internal candidates. Recommended Buckeyes stories Can Ohio State win a national title if the QBs play like Stetson Bennett? Buckeye Talk C.J. Stroud vs. Bryce Young, Paris Johnson Jr. vs. Nick Bosa: Ohio State 2023 NFL schedule highlights Projecting Ohio State basketball’s 2023-24 starting lineup: Hey, Stephen! In the first four seasons of Day’s…
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