Ohio State football hopes to win another national championship this coming season. The Buckeyes dodged a bullet during summer practices, after it was revealed a key defensive player’s injury was not serious. Eddrick Houston is expected to return to the team soon, per 247 Sports.
“Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said today that the defensive tackle should be back in team drill “within the next 48 hours,”‘ Patrick Murphy posted to X, formerly Twitter.
Houston got hurt in a recent team practice. He had to be helped off the field and couldn’t put weight on his right leg. Houston was seen wearing a brace on the sidelines after that incident.
Houston’s return is good news for Day and the Ohio State defense. The defensive star posted seven tackles last season for the team, and is seen as a major contributor for the defensive line this campaign.
“We think he’s going to be involved with the team drills here within the next 48 hours,” Day said, per the outlet. “If not tomorrow, then the day after. But had another good day today. So, yeah, it’s good to see him moving around. And he was limited today, but I think he’ll be ready to get in these team drills pretty soon.”
Ohio State starts their season on August 30 against Texas, in a rematch from one of last year’s College Football Playoff games.
Ohio State football hopes to make the College Football Playoff once again
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