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Lathan Ransom showcased his playmaking ability with an interception and energetic performance during practice, demonstrating his strong positioning and potential impact on both defense and special teams.
Ohio State football's list of banged-up defensive starters grew as cornerback Denzel Burke and safety Lathan Ransom did not make the trip for a victory at Rutgers. In addition, safety Josh Proctor sustained a potential head injury, linebacker Tommy Eichenberg left the game with a shoulder injury, and J.T. Tuimoloau injured his hand but returned to play. The team's coach, Ryan Day, does not have a timetable for the return of Burke and Ransom, and several other starters are dealing with physical issues. Ohio State will face Michigan State and Minnesota before a season-defining game against Michigan on November 25.
Ohio State will be missing starting defensive backs Denzel Burke and Lathan Ransom for their game against Rutgers, while wide receiver Emeka Egbuka is set to return. Burke is out due to an ankle injury, missing his second game in three weeks, while Ransom suffered a noncontact injury to his left leg. Egbuka has been sidelined with an ankle injury but is expected to play. Rutgers will be without starting nose tackle Mayan Ahanotu and linebacker Tyreem Powell, who is out for the season with a hand injury.
Ohio State safety Lathan Ransom exited the game against Wisconsin with a non-contact injury, but later returned to the sideline to test his left foot for a potential return. Ransom, one of Ohio State's top defensive players, had three tackles and one tackle for loss before leaving the game. The Buckeyes will rely on other players such as Josh Proctor, Sonny Styles, and Jordan Hancock in Ransom's absence.