After absorbing a big hit in Saturday’s win at Rutgers, freshman running back TreVeyon Henderson was held out of the second half as a precaution. Ohio State has not disclosed what Henderson’s injury was, but coach Ryan Day said Tuesday that Henderson will be “good to go” against Maryland on Saturday, ensuring the Buckeyes will be able to lean on one of the country’s most explosive backs. Through five weeks, Henderson has rushed for 510 yards, the 18th most in the Football Bowl Subdivision. They’ve come on only 54 carries, an average of 9.44 yards per attempt. Since breaking the school’s freshman rushing record in a win over Tulsa on Sept. 18 with 277 yards on 24 carries, Henderson has seen a bit of a lighter workload with eight carries in each of the following games against Akron and Rutgers. Your subscription to the Dispatch helps support local journalism. Stay connected…
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