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Ohio State football reveals long list of outs in latest injury report for Maryland tilt

Ohio State’s homecoming matchup against Maryland on Saturday takes a major personnel hit, with the Buckeyes entering the game without 10 players, including key contributors at wide receiver and offensive line. The absence of standout wide receiver Brandon Inniss—who earned Block O honors and served as a two-time team captain—leaves a significant void in the passing game, while the loss of offensive linemen Phillip Daniels and Austin Siereveld creates an urgent need for a replacement at right tackle.

Daniels had been sidelined by a lower-body injury, forcing Siereveld into the starting role before both were ruled out for the contest. The Buckeyes also face uncertainty at receiver and in the secondary, with wide receiver Devin McCuin and cornerback Jay Timmons listed as game-time decisions ahead of the 4:15 p.m.

ET kickoff in Columbus. Among the other players ruled out are linebacker Christian Alliegro, defensive end Khary Wilder, safety Leroy Roker III, and running back Anthony Rogers, among others, further complicating Ohio State’s depth challenges.

The Terrapins, meanwhile, arrive on the road with their own set of absences, including defensive backs Jayden Shipps and Amari Jackson, who are also game-time decisions. Ohio State, ranked fifth nationally at 4-1 overall and 2-0 in Big Ten play, looks to navigate these injuries against a Maryland team struggling at 2-3 overall and 0-2 in conference action, as head coach Ryan Day prepares for his 100th game at the helm.

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