Ohio State football will have a starting receiver back from injury vs. Oregon
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Carnell Tate is on track to play against Oregon, coach Ryan Day said Wednesday. Tate, a sophomore wide receiver, missed last week’s win against Iowa due to injury. He was listed as questionable on the Buckeyes' availability report submitted to the Big Ten. Postgame, Day said Tate was available if needed.
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Ohio State has held the top spot all season, but the Buckeyes must prove they belong at No. 1 this week against Oregon.
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