Five Ohio State players were scheduled to meet with reporters Tuesday morning: Marvin Harrison Jr., C.J. Stroud, Paris Johnson Jr., Emeka Egbuka and Miyan Williams.
All showed up for their scheduled media appearances except for Williams, as running back Chip Trayanum filled in for the Buckeyes' starting tailback. Despite that, Trayanum didn't express much concern about Williams' availability long-term while speaking with the media.
"Oh no, Miyan’s good," Trayanum said Tuesday. "He’s just a little under the weather. He’s good. He’s straight. He’s going to be ready to go."
Offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson echoed Trayanum's sentiments, saying that Williams had gotten the most work in during a practice since injuring his ankle against Indiana last month.
"Miyan had a really good go yesterday, the most work he's had to date," Wilson said.
In Ohio State's last game against Michigan, Williams was limited as he ran for only 34 yards on eight carries. Earlier this month, Williams told reporters he expects to return to full strength against Georgia.
“I probably got to work through it a little bit, but that's the plan, to be 100,” Williams said in December. “I’ve been able to do most of the stuff (in practice)."
