The questions on Ohio State’s offensive line won’t be settled overnight. But the picture got a bit clearer after the first spring practice.
Ryan Day said fourth-year lineman Josh Fryar will start the spring at left tackle, while second- and third-year linemen Tegra Tshabola and Zen Michalski will compete for the vacant right tackle positions. Along with the starting quarterback job, the tackle positions may be the most important for Ohio State to figure out this offseason given the losses of both Paris Johnson Jr. and Dawand Jones.
At least through one padless practice, though, Day didn’t see any glaring issues with the alignment.