Ohio State Football Faces Defensive Challenges Against Rutgers

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Ohio State Football Faces Defensive Challenges Against Rutgers
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Ohio State football will be without two starting defensive backs, Lathan Ransom and Denzel Burke, for their game against Rutgers. However, starting receiver Emeka Egbuka is expected to make his first appearance since October. The missing starters may not have a significant impact on the game against Rutgers, but they are crucial for the team's long-term success. True freshman Jermaine Mathews is expected to start in Burke's place, while Jordan Hancock and Sonny Styles will likely replace Ransom. Backup quarterback Devin Brown, who was expected to miss a few weeks due to an ankle injury, does not appear on the report, providing another option in case of starter Kyle McCord's injury. Tight end Joe Royer is listed as out, and running back Miyan Williams has been declared out for the season.

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