Ohio State had 18 players start every game of the regular season. Three others recorded double-digit starts as the Buckeyes went 11-1 and made the College Football Playoff.

Without any major injuries reported or suspensions as opposed to last year upon completion of the regular season, Ohio State's two-deep ahead of its matchup with Clemson looks the same as it did when the Buckeyes took on Michigan nearly a month ago. The program released its latest lineup on Wednesday along with its game notes for the national semifinal.

The No. 2 Tigers and No. 3 Buckeyes are set to meet at University of Phoenix Stadium on Dec. 31 at 7 p.m. ET.

Notes:

• Redshirt sophomore Kyle Trout and redshirt junior Evan Lisle remain as co-backups at right guard in place of Demetrius Knox, who remains 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 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 games against Penn State, Northwestern, Nebraska, Maryland, Michigan State and Michigan but did not play. It appears a redshirt is on the way.
• 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 four interceptions and a projected top-5 NFL Draft pick.
• Ohio State still lists nine starting positions with an "OR."