Michael Cohen College Football and College Basketball Writer INDIANAPOLIS — Throughout his time at Lucas Oil Stadium on Wednesday for the opening of this year’s Big Ten Media Days event, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day was presented with one opportunity after another to make a declarative statement about his team’s quarterback competition between Kyle McCord and Devin Brown, a duel that began the moment C.J. Stroud declared for the NFL Draft. Conventional wisdom among reporters who cover the Buckeyes on a daily basis said that McCord, who is entering his third season in Columbus, had the upper hand over Brown, a rising sophomore. Their evaluations were based on the portions of Ohio State’s spring practices left open to the media and the fractured pinky on Brown’s throwing hand that sidelined him for both the spring game and a few weeks beyond. Some of the writers believed McCord’s lead was…
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