The Big Ten has implemented a new injury/availability protocol this season, and all teams must adhere to it. That means, unlike in years past, when we would get just one availability report from Ohio State and head coach Ryan Day, we now get four of them in one week.
The first three availability reports come out on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and then we get a final one a couple of hours before game time on Saturday.
Since it is Wednesday, we have our first look at what injuries Ohio State is dealing with as it prepares to play Oregon, and there are three key members listed as questionable. Left tackle Ian Moore and wide receivers Brandon Inniss and Brock Boyd are all listed as questionable. And then, of course, as expected, quarterback Julian
Sayin and running back Ja'Kobi Jackson are listed as out but that'll likely be the case maybe for the remainder of the year unless Jackson can get back in a couple of weeks.
Here's what the entire availability report on Wednesday night looks like as we look ahead to see what the injury status is for Ohio State in a very important game against the Oregon Ducks on Saturday.
Initial availability report for Ohio State vs. Oregon.
— Bill Landis (@BillLandis25) November 5, 2026
LT Ian Moore, WR Brandon Inniss and WR Brock Boyd are questionable. pic.twitter.com/LVS5sSWpxB
We'll have more when the status reports are dropped over the next couple of nights, and then a couple of hours before the Buckeyes and Ducks kick things off at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday.
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