Ohio State Football Kicks Off Spring Practice with New Offensive Coordinator

Chip Kelly debuts as the Buckeyes' offensive coordinator, with the team gearing up for the 2024 season amid a quarterback battle.

Ohio State football commenced its spring practice with Chip Kelly making his debut as the offensive coordinator.
Five players, including Malik Hartford and Kourt Williams II, are sidelined for the spring practice but expected to return for preseason camp.
The team is focusing on a quarterback battle, with all quarterbacks receiving equal reps in the early stages of spring.
Ryan Day emphasizes the importance of adapting to players' strengths and is excited about the potential of the offensive line under Kelly's guidance.
The Buckeyes are preparing for the 2024 season with 15 spring practices, culminating in a spring game on April 13.