Kyle McCord, who was the No. 2 quarterback last season as a sophomore, will be available along with Oregon State transfer Tristan Gebbia and walk-ons Chad Ray and Mason Maggs.
The game, which is scheduled to begin at noon, actually will be a modified practice with some individual position drills at the beginning followed by scrimmaging between units.
Day said the first team will face the first team followed by the 2s against the 2s then the 3s against the 3s. Early on, it will be “thud” tempo, meaning no tackling to the ground, but most of the afternoon will be full-contact, likely after some of the bigger-name players are done for the day.
Tickets are available for the spring game via OhioStateBuckeyes.com. General admission is $7 with some reserve seating options going for $15 and $30 (plus fees).
Parking is free throughout campus with the exception of the West Stadium lot.
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