Depth Chart: Ohio State's Lineup Shows No Changes Before Hosting Nebraska

Bumps and bruises are evident on every college football team at this time of the season. Ohio State is no exception but the Buckeyes did not see fit to change their two-deep before their first home night game of 2016.

Even with Parris Campbell's high ankle sprain, Ohio State's depth chart looks the exact same is has for the last month. Urban Meyer said on Monday that Campbell is questionable for Saturday's clash with No. 9 Nebraska.

"It's better than we thought," Meyer said. Campbell left Ohio State's 24-20 victory against Northwestern in the fourth quarter and did not return. X-rays were negative.

Meyer also casually dropped during his press conference on Monday that two Ohio State tackles have "sprained ankles during the course of the game" but they will be fine. The Buckeyes and Cornhuskers are set to kick off at 8 p.m. Saturday from Ohio Stadium.

Notes:

• Redshirt sophomore Kyle Trout and redshirt junior Evan Lisle remain as co-backups at right guard in place of Demetrius Knox, who is out with a broken foot.
• Joe Burger remains in place of Justin Hilliard at backup WILL linebacker, who is out for the season with a torn biceps. Ohio State still lists Jerome Baker and Dante Booker as a co-starters at that position, though Baker held the starting spot even since Booker went down with his injury in the season opener.
• Booker missed Ohio State's wins against Tulsa, Oklahoma, Rutgers and Indiana with a sprained MCL. He dressed and warmed up before the game at Penn State and last week against Northwestern but did not play.
• Despite being the primary kickoff returner for more than a month, Parris Campbell still is not listed at the kickoff return position.
• Baker remains Chris Worley's backup at SAM linebacker.
• Sam Hubbard and Jalyn Holmes remain co-starters at defensive end opposite of Tyquan Lewis.
• Marshon Lattimore remains a co-starter at one cornerback spot with Denzel Ward despite being second on the team with three interceptions.
• Ohio State still lists nine starting positions with an "OR."