When running back Dallan Hayden enrolled as an Ohio State freshman in June, he couldn’t have envisioned that he might be the starter in a November Big Ten game. The Buckeyes had TreVeyon Henderson, Miyan Williams and Evan Pryor ahead of him on the depth chart. Fourth-string freshmen are usually consigned to playing at the end of blowouts, if that. But when No. 2 Ohio State (11-0, 8-0 Big Ten) plays at Maryland (6-4, 3-4) on Saturday, Hayden might be the Buckeye starter. How to watch OSU play:What channel is the Ohio State football game on vs. Maryland? OSU Buckeyes:Ohio State football cornerback Cameron Brown shows resilience in return from injury Pryor sustained a season-ending knee injury in training camp. Henderson spent last week’s victory over Indiana on the sidelines in a walking boot. Williams also had a walking boot and crutches in the second half after a second-quarter injury…
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