Preseason camps are opening for major college football teams, each facing key questions. Ohio State's camp begins Thursday, with uncertainties surrounding the starting quarterback, right guard competition, and other positions as they prepare for the upcoming season, having returned 12 juniors from last year's squad. Michigan's camp also kicks off, where the absence of Jim Harbaugh will bring changes, including more music during practice; senior Jack Tuttle is in contention for the starting quarterback role. Meanwhile, Oregon State's camp starts with a focus on identifying a starting quarterback among returners and transfers, as they gear up for their opener against Idaho State on August 31. Each team is under pressure to solidify their roster amid high expectations and fresh coaching strategies.