It fits into the plan and the chemistry of the offense or defense.”

One of the talented transfers going to Ohio State is former five-star recruit and Alabama QB transfer Julian Sayin. Howard is projected to win the QB job, but head coach Ryan Day knows that he has to provide repetitions to everybody.

“I think, like I mentioned, we’re trying to get as many as we can. If we can get 150 a day, that’s going to be a little bit different when the pads are on,” Ryan Day said, according to an article from On3. “But the more we can get, the better. These guys all need those reps. Then we’ll put a body of work together, and kind of figure out, halfway through the spring, where guys are at, and continue from there. So I believe the key is right now, we have the capacity, because of mid-years and those type of things, to have a reasonably full roster. Where maybe in the past in the spring, you know a few years back, before we had some many guys in mid-year and the transfer portal wasn’t where it’s at right now, the preseason roster would look a lot different than the spring roster. Now, it’s — there’s just going to be a few, handful of guys that actually come in during the summer. So we’re able to acquire three groups reps, equal reps. So again, it all comes down to those reps, and making the best of them.”

At the end of the day, Ryan Day and the Ohio State football team have a pretty good problem on their hands. They have a lot of quality at the position, and they want to give everyone a fair fight in the QB battle. Day went on to outline how he expects to splits the reps between his QBs.

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