Quinn Ewers and 17 other true freshmen made the Buckeyes' travel roster against Nebraska.
Ewers did not make Ohio State's travel roster for the Buckeyes' last road game, an Oct. 23 meeting against Indiana, but made the cut this week after redshirt freshman quarterback Jack Miller was suspended following an arrest for operating a vehicle while impaired on Friday morning.
Ohio State travel roster today at Nebraska.
— Nathan Baird (@nwbaird) November 6, 2021
Does not include Garrett Wilson.
Does include Quinn Ewers. pic.twitter.com/ghtNTrn9QH
Junior wide receiver Garrett Wilson, Ohio State's leading receiver, did not make the trip for the first time this season after being listed as unavailable on the Buckeyes' status report Saturday.
Sophomore tight end Gee Scott Jr., who was unavailable for each of the past two games for Ohio State, did not make the travel roster despite not appearing on the Ohio State status report this week.
Aside from Ewers, eight true freshmen on the Buckeye offense made the trip, including Kyle McCord, TreVeyon Henderson, Evan Pryor, Jayden Ballard, Emeka Egbuka, Marvin Harrison Jr., Toby Wilson and Donovan Jackson.
On defense, the seven true freshmen that made the trip were Denzel Burke, Jordan Hancock, Jack Sawyer, J.T. Tuimoloau, Andre Turrentine, Mike Hall and Tyleik Williams.
On special teams, true freshman Jeese Mirco and Mason Arnold made the trip as well at punter and longsnapper.
