Sayin’s Command, Smith’s Spotlight: Buckeyes Map Out 2026 Offense in Spring Debut
TL;DR
Ohio State’s spring practice is painting a clearer picture of the 2026 offense: Julian Sayin leads the QB room with more line-of-scrimmage control and added running threat, a reshaped backfield has buzz around Bey and several transfers, and Jeremiah Smith anchors a deep receiver corps while tight ends rotate. The offensive line shows notable depth with VanSickle pushing for right guard and multiple linemen cross-training, though the exact starting five remains unsettled.
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