Ohio State spring game takeaways: Ryan Day’s offense has a long way to go

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Michael Cohen

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The afternoon ended as a 34-33 victory for the Scarlet (offense) over the Grey (protection), however the ultimate rating was hardly an correct reflection of what unfolded. This yr's spring sport belonged to the protection so long as the primary and second models have been on the sphere. The offense nonetheless has a solution to go and one other quarterback competitors to settle. 

Listed here are three takeaways from the sport: 

Quarterback roulette 

At the same time as kickoff for Saturday's spring sport approached, there was a layer of uncertainty surrounding which quarterback Day and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly would choose because the starter, albeit on a short lived foundation. Would it not be Will Howard, the high-profile switch from Kansas State? Or wouldn't it be Devin Brown, essentially the most skilled returner and the backup to Kyle McCord final season?

When the offense trotted onto the sphere for the opening possession, it was Howard who earned the nod, his 6-foot-4, 237-pound body definitely trying the a part of a mature and skilled signal-caller. Brown, sophomore Lincoln Kienholz and true freshman Julian Sayin additionally took reps with the primary unit as Kelly rolled his personnel all through the sport. 

Ohio State soccer spring sport highlights

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