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Miyan Williams close to full recovery after suffering injury vs. Indiana

Andrew Peters

By Andrew Peters

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Miyan Williams could be 100% for Ohio State for the College Football Playoff. He stated this at Wednesday’s press conference.

Williams has been managing an ankle injury since the Buckeyes’ win over Indiana. Though he is able to play on the injury, he still isn’t at 100%.

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Williams said Wednesday that he continues to make progress towards being 100% and could be fully recovered for Ohio State’s first Playoff game against Georgia on Dec. 31.

Ohio State will need all the help it can get as it takes on the Bulldogs and Williams would need to be at his best. Williams has racked up 817 yards rushing and 13 touchdowns so far this season and his production would be vital against one of the best defenses in college football.

If Ohio State can get it done against Georgia, it could get a chance to face rival Michigan in the National Championship. Michigan takes on TCU on the other side of the bracket.

Kickoff will be at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Andrew Peters