COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State will travel to Maryland on Saturday for a matchup with the Terrapins, but the Buckeyes’ wide receiver room is banged up heading into the trip. Per the Big Ten availability report released Wednesday night, receivers Brandon Inniss and Devin McCuin are both listed as questionable, along with linebacker Braxton Rembert, running back Anthony Rogers, defensive end Khary Wilder and offensive lineman Phillip Daniels.
Wide receiver Amari Valerio-Hudson is out, as are offensive linemen Jaxon Powell and Vasean Washington and safety Leroy Roker. The Buckeyes arrive with confidence after beating Iowa on the road, while Maryland has lost three straight — the last two by at least 20 points. Under Big Ten rules, both programs release availability reports beginning Wednesday night of game week.
Ohio State’s receiver depth has been a strength all season, but losing multiple pass-catchers would test the rotation against a Maryland team desperate to snap its skid. A lively homecoming crowd is expected in College Park for the afternoon kickoff, adding another wrinkle to the road trip.
Kickoff details and broadcast information will be finalized as game day approaches. For the Buckeyes, the priority is getting through the week of practice healthy enough to keep their momentum rolling into the back half of the schedule.
