Denzel Burke, TreVeyon Henderson and Emeka Egbuka are all available for Ohio State against Wisconsin while Miyan Williams is out.
After a couple of weeks missing three key players among some other bumps and bruises, Ohio State is getting healthier going into its game against Wisconsin on Saturday.
Backup quarterback Devin Brown and running back Miyan Williams are the most notable players listed as out on Ohio State’s status report. No Buckeyes are listed as questionable. Egbuka is an established star out wide and a fantastic complement to Marvin Harrison Jr., arguably the best receiver in college football. Fresh off an 1,151-yard season in 2022, Egbuka had 22 receptions for 303 yards and three touchdowns in five games beforeafter being tackled against Maryland. He was later spotted in a walking boot. Three weeks later, however, he’s back.
Williams has been the Buckeyes’ No. 3 running back and an option on the goal line when Henderson has been healthy. He served as backup to Chip Trayanum against Maryland and Penn State, missing the Purdue game in between with injury, but took over the bulk of carries against the Nittany Lions after a strong first few series.
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