COLUMBUS, Ohio — Injuries had already turned this season into a lost one for Harry Miller, a returning starter on the Ohio State football offensive line who could never build enough momentum to return to action. Lettermen Row reported Friday morning that Miller will miss the remainder of the season with a lower-leg injury. The situation had trended in that direction for weeks, as Miller has played in only two games all season. He has been listed unavailable for the past three games. Miller’s mother, Kristina, responded to that article with a Twitter post about the third-year sophomore’s ongoing health issues. “It certainly hasn’t been the year he had hoped and worked so hard for, but still believing in His plan and perfect timing,” Kristina Miller wrote. Ohio State offensive line coach Greg Studrawa said that with a week remaining in preseason camp, Miller was expected to start at center.…
Continue Reading: Ohio State football’s Harry Miller looking at lost season, but 2022 full of possibility for him and Buckeyes
