COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two days after adding a potential starting quarterback, Ohio State football also picked up the man who might snap him the ball. Former Alabama center Seth McLaughlin committed to the Buckeyes on Saturday, as first reported by On3?s Hayes Fawcett. He gives OSU another experienced interior offensive line contender as it continues to seek stability up front. McLaughlin started all 14 games at center for the SEC champions this past season, as well as eight games in 2022. Ohio State offensive line coach Justin Frye will either need to work with McLaughlin on his snapping issues — which showed up repeatedly, including in the Rose Bowl playoff semifinal loss to Michigan — or perhaps include him in the mix to replace Matt Jones at right guard. The 6-4, 305-pound McLaughlin, a native of Buford, Georgia, has one season of eligibility remaining. BET ANYTHINGGET $250 BONUSESPN BET CLAIM…
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