Braxton Miller Says He’s Ready for Penn State on Saturday

Many were worried after Braxton Miller went down hard after a 37-yard run and had to leave the game for the Ohio State Buckeyes in a game versus the Purdue Boilermakers on Saturday, as many were wondering of what is the timetable for him to return. It’s soon enough, as the sophomore will be all set and ready to go for Saturday’s match-up against Big Ten rival Penn State. Miller says he only has a sore neck and that he will be all good to go against the Nittanny Lions. “I’m good, I’m good, I’m all good,” Miller said. “Just a little bit sore (in the neck), but that’s about it. I’d say I’m full go.” Miller had some repetitions during practice and the team already has backup Kenny Guiton ready if needed, as he helped the Buckeyes late to barely get the victory over Purdue last Saturday in overtime, as Ohio State was able to cling on to their undefeated record. “(Miller) is doing good, full-speed practices really yesterday and today,” Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said. “He has a sore neck, but today was much better. He lifted and he’s good to go. “At this point, it’s Wednesday after practice, we’re good to go.” We’ll see if Miller can continue to show his Heisman-caliber-like ways this Saturday. The post Braxton Miller Says He’s Ready for Penn State on Saturday appeared first on FootBasket.