COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Miyan Williams confirmed with his words what everyone saw with their eyes in the Nov. 26 loss to Michigan. The third-year running back was “not all the way healthy.” A turned ankle suffered two weeks earlier inhibited his running ability until it forced him off the field for good after only eight carries. “How you feeling” might have been a throwaway question for many of the Buckeyes sitting for interviews Wednesday in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. For Williams, the answer loomed as crucial to OSU’s chances against Georgia in the Peach Bowl playoff semifinal on Dec. 31. “Feeling good — ready to play,” Williams said. Recommended Buckeyes stories Williams’ status took on more urgency Tuesday night. Starting running back TreVeyon Henderson announced he will miss the rest of the season due to foot surgery. Williams, the second half of the Buckeyes’ backfield duo,…
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