Ohio State football rules out wide receiver Brock Boyd for game at USC
Ohio State will be without freshman wide receiver Brock Boyd for a second straight game when it visits USC on Oct. 31.
The Ohio State football team has excluded freshman wide receiver Brock Boyd from their upcoming game against USC on October 31. This is the second consecutive game that Boyd will miss due to an undisclosed injury. He did not play in the Buckeyes' victory over Indiana two weeks ago, having been a game-time decision. Boyd had been listed as questionable for this week's match with the Trojans before being ruled out on October 29.
The Buckeyes may face a shortage of wide receivers, as another player, Brandon Inniss, remains uncertain. Inniss missed the game against Maryland on October 10 but returned for the one against the Hoosiers, catching a pass for 6 yards. Boyd had six catches for 110 yards in the first six games and is considered one of Ohio State's top backup receivers.
Jay Timmons, a freshman who started at nickel back this season and has been a significant defender for the team, is also still doubtful. While he was expected to join the Buckeyes in Los Angeles, his status will be confirmed nearer to kickoff. Joey Kaufman, a reporter covering Ohio State football for The Columbus Dispatch, provided this information.
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