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Mike Hall gives out health update with Georgia game on the horizon

Andrew Peters

By Andrew Peters

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Mike Hall, sophomore defensive tackle for Ohio State, could be ready to go for the Buckeyes game against Georgia on Dec. 31 in the College Football Playoff.

Hall has been very limited this season because of undisclosed injuries. In the early parts of the season he looked great and dominant when healthy, but hasn’t been the same because of the injuries throughout the season.

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A few weeks off might have been what Hall needed though, because he said Wednesday that he feels much healthier and thinks that he could be ready to go for the CFP.

The Buckeyes could definitely use a healthy Hall as they take on the top-ranked Bulldogs. Georgia has looked dominant all season long and Ohio State will be pulling out all the stops to try to advance to the National Championship.

If Ohio State can make it past Georgia, it could have a chance to take on rival Michigan in the championship. The Wolverines take on TCU on the other side of the bracket.

Andrew Peters