Ohio State's Meyer still evaluating front 7 on defense as Buckeyes wrap up spring practices

FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2012, file photo, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer celebrates a touchdown by Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller during an NCAA college football game against Penn State in State College, Pa. Meyer says his Ohio State team has accomplished a lot this spring.The Buckeyes had their 13th workout on Wednesday, April 10, and close out the spring on Saturday with the annual intrasquad scrimmage. There is a new wrinkle this year, with the game shifting to Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati because of concrete work being done at Ohio Stadium. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File) (The Associated Press)

In this Saturday, April 6, 2013 photo provided by Ohio State University, Ohio State University mascot Brutus Buckeye is tackled by exuberant sophomore linebacker David Perkins during the Ohio State football team's second Student Appreciation Day in Columbus, Ohio. On the play, Brutus was the target of a pass and Perkins said that his instincts just kicked in. The mascot was unhurt on the play. (AP Photo/Ohio State University Department of Athletics, Will Shilling) (The Associated Press)

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Urban Meyer still has some problem areas on his radar.

His Ohio State Buckeyes, who had their 13th workout on Wednesday, close out the spring on Saturday with their annual scrimmage. There is a new wrinkle this year, with the game shifting to Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati because of work being done at Ohio Stadium.

It'll be a bit of a homecoming for Meyer and several of his players and coaches. Meyer is a 1986 graduate of the University of Cincinnati, while assistant Kerry Coombs was a longtime high school coach in the city. Linemen Andrew Norwell and Adolphus Washington are native sons.

Meyer continues to judge the development of his defensive line, offensive right tackle and linebackers, where the Buckeyes have holes to fill.