By: Matt Markey (Toledo Blade) -

COLUMBUS — In a controlled scrimmage that was the final installment of Ohio State’s spring football practice, the offense put the ball in the end zone five times Saturday afternoon but failed to establish a clear-cut leader in the search for a quarterback, tailback, and a pair of wide receivers.

The Buckeyes need to replace four suspended offensive starters, including quarterback Terrelle Pryor, for the first five games of the 2011 season while Pryor and the others sit out an NCAA mandated suspension.

Quarterbacks Kenny Guiton, Taylor Graham, Braxton Miller and Joe Bauserman all threw touchdown passes in the scrimmage. Redshirt freshman Graham……

READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE DIRECTLY FROM THE SOURCE PAGE AT THE TOLEDO BLADE BY CLICKING HERE.

Related posts:

1. Offense trumps defense in Ohio State’s spring game
2. Spring game offers view of Buckeyes’ future
3. Football Kicks Off Saturday With Spring Scrimmage
4. Many players sit out spring game for Buckeyes
5. Simon says: Ohio State football defense ready for Spring Game