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Injuries

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Podcast Note Bucknuts Morning 5: An Ohio State athletics podcast Sep 05 96% confidence 68 signal injuries ↗
Podcast: What We Learned Live: Reactions following Ohio State's 56-3 win over Ball State
- Ohio State entered and exited the Ball State game extremely healthy, with no starters hurt and Kyle Parker described as the only injured backup. - The podcast flagged right tackle health as especially important with Texas' defensive line and Colin Simmons coming next. - Julian Sayin was described as crisp after missing his first two throws, while Philip Daniels appeared healthy and animated on the sideline. - Ohio State's defensive depth was framed as strong enough that Edward Houston, Will Smith Jr., James Smith, or John Walker could be part of the starting mix if needed.
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Depth Chart

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Podcast Note Bucknuts Morning 5: An Ohio State athletics podcast Sep 05 96% confidence 68 signal depth chart ↗
Podcast: What We Learned Live: Reactions following Ohio State's 56-3 win over Ball State
- Ohio State's offensive line was described as one of the most experienced in the country, though still worth monitoring for details before the Texas matchup. - The podcast said Ohio State has strong depth at almost every position, with the bench itself sending a message after many young players got snaps. - Cam Calhoun, Jordan Thomas, and the backup quarterback spot were mentioned as depth-chart areas that added useful supporting pieces. - Kyle Parker's injury was downplayed because he was described as the sixth wide receiver rather than a starter.
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