No. 4 Ohio State’s matchup on the road against No. 10 Penn State next week just got a bit more interesting. On Sept. 20, head coach Urban Meyer announced Buckeyes defensive end Nick Bosa underwent surgery after suffering an abdominal injury against TCU the Saturday prior: Meyer on Nick Bosa’s status: “He had a core muscle injury. He had surgery. We hope to get him back as soon as possible. Obviously, one of the best players in football and a better person.” — Bill Rabinowitz (@brdispatch) September 20, 2018 There was no official timetable given for his return. Bosa, the little brother of former Buckeye and current Los Angeles Charges defensive end Joey Bosa, is considered a likely top-10 pick. Through three games, he heads the team with 14 total tackles, including four sacks for 39 yards. He’s even already been asked about the possibility of him taking home the…
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