Ryan Day to Make Series of Position Changes to Ohio State Buckeyes Roster

Spring seems to bring about changes for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Coach Ryan Day, in addition to recruiting top-notch players for a potential national championship run, revealed plans to adjust the team’s roster. Day specifically mentioned discussions with linebacker Sonny Styles to determine the most effective role for his diverse skill set.

According to Day, Styles possesses considerable flexibility and can contribute in various capacities, making it a positive aspect for the team. The coaching staff is expected to explore different options during the spring to optimize Styles’ abilities.

Another player under consideration for a position shift is offensive lineman Josh Fryar. Despite primarily playing tackle in his Ohio State career, Fryar might transition to guard, especially in light of the departure of Matthew Jones.

Day highlighted the need to assess the right combination on the right side of the line after losing Jones, mentioning that Fryar will be utilized both at tackle and guard. The coaching staff will use the spring period to evaluate and make decisions.

The Buckeyes are set to reveal their revamped lineup during the annual Spring Game on April 13, preceding their regular-season opener against the Akron Zips on August 31 at Ohio Stadium. Tickets for the Spring Game are currently available for purchase online at ohiostatebuckeyes.com, with prices starting as low as $10.