COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s running back room took a hit to its depth for the 2022 season after Evan Pryor suffered a knee injury in practice. Without the former top 100 running back, the Buckeyes are left with three scholarship players in the room. TreVeyon Henderson returns as the incumbent starter and one of the nation’s best running backs after a stellar freshman season. Miyan Williams is behind him, having already outplayed his recruiting ranking. Pryor was expected to compete with Williams for the No. 2 job, but that injury means the role will be Williams’ outright. Then there’s Dallan Hayden, the true freshman who has very quickly gone from a guy stepping into a developmental year to now being the third name on the depth chart. Last season the Buckeyes’ running back room was filled with plenty of options. A year later, it’s lost Master Teague to…
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