COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football keeps utilizing every bit of the safety depth it developed in the offseason. Defensive coordinator Jim Knowles said Josh Proctor likely starts against Western Kentucky assuming he is able to practice this week. The sixth-year senior missed last week’s win over Youngstown State with an ankle injury. True freshman Malik Hartford started in Proctor’s place at adjuster. For the second defensive series, though, Syracuse transfer Ja’Had Carter made his Buckeye debut, then played the rest of the game. Recommended Buckeyes stories Western Kentucky QB will ‘catch the ball, sling it around’ against Ohio State defense: Jim Knowles quick hits Naming Kyle McCord Ohio State’s full-time starter is the right call at the right time Ryan Day was told that Ohio State was robbed of a touchdown for the second straight week “Malik just looked like he struggled a little bit on the…
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