COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — At the start of his eighth season as Ohio State football head coach, Ryan Day is looking for his eighth consecutive AP top 10 finish, including No. “Well, I think we all wanna see how the offensive line shakes out here, that’s for sure,” Day said. I think that we do have some depth there, but who’s actually gonna take the majority of those reps?” Another option at running back, freshman Legend Bey, was not on the practice field Thursday, and Day attributed that to a violation of team rules. The Buckeyes open the season on Sept. 5 against Ball State before a potential top 10 matchup at Texas the following week.