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Ohio State Lists Six Players Questionable for Maryland

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Ohio State Lists Six Players Questionable for Maryland

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Ohio State has several players listed as questionable for Saturday’s homecoming game against Maryland, including starting receivers Devin McCuin and Brandon Inniss, right tackle Phillip Daniels, linebacker Christian Alliegro, defensive back Jay Timmons and defensive end Khary Wilder. Reserve safety Terry Moore is also questionable, while safety Leroy Roker III is out. McCuin and Inniss rank second and third on the team in receiving behind Jeremiah Smith. Daniels has missed the past three games with a lower-body injury, and Timmons has been sidelined since an injury against Illinois on Sept. 26.

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