COLUMBUS, Ohio — TreVeyon Henderson has only had one 100-yard rushing game this season, yet still has established himself as one of the nation’s best running backs. The Ohio State freshman has 510 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in just 54 carries. That’s 9.4 yards per carry, ranking fourth nationally. It was always just a matter of time before the top running back in the 2021 class claimed the starting role. He spent the offseason forcing the coaching staff to find new ways to describe him while also trying their best to temper expectations. But as he gets more carries, that becomes a difficult thing to do. “I thought it take a little bit longer than it has because he didn’t play his senior year of high school and stepping into this situation is a lot,” head coach Ryan Day said. “But I also saw a guy in the spring…
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