Spring practice starts tomorrow for Ohio State.
We’ve previewed each Buckeye position group in the days leading up to the start of spring ball, except for the one that could attract the most eyes this offseason: The offensive line. It’s a different spot compared to most other rooms on the team. It’s returning the most production of any spot outside of quarterback from 2025. But it’s also the most scrutinized unit on the team coming off of last year.
After Miami and Indiana each sacked Julian Sayin five times in the two losses that ended Ohio State’s season, the Buckeyes return four of five starters from the same offensive line, eager to produce better results in 2026.