TreVeyon Henderson’s first season at Ohio State was one of the best freshman seasons ever for an Ohio State running back. In his first-ever start, Henderson broke Ohio State’s single-game freshman rushing record by rushing for 270 yards against Tulsa. He broke Maurice Clarett’s single-season freshman touchdown record by scoring 19 times – 15 rushing touchdowns and four receiving touchdowns – over the course of the year, while his 1,248 rushing yards were the second-most ever in a single season by an Ohio State freshman. Going into his sophomore season at Ohio State, Henderson has already established himself as one of college football’s top running backs and one of the Buckeyes’ biggest stars. But don’t think that Henderson is anywhere close to satisfied. “I’m never satisfied,” Henderson said in December. “I’ll never be satisfied. I always feel like I got more to prove.” Henderson still believes he can improve in…
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