Ohio State football wide receiver Emeka Egbuka sustained a lower-leg contusion during the game against Maryland on Saturday. In the fourth quarter, Egbuka was injured and had to be helped off the field. Fox News reported that he has been declared questionable to return. He was taken to a medical tent for evaluation. In the game against Maryland, Egbuka had caught three passes for 40 yards before getting injured.

This injury follows another one suffered by a top receiver for the Buckeyes, Marvin Harrison Jr., who sprained his right ankle in a previous game. Although Harrison returned to play, Egbuka’s return is uncertain.

The injury occurred when Egbuka caught a quick pass and ran towards the sideline. The defender tackled him, causing Egbuka to fall on the ground in pain. He was examined in the medical tent, and the sideline reporter, Jenny Taft, announced that he was questionable with a right knee contusion. Egbuka is known for his outstanding route running and ability to thrive in adverse conditions. The Ohio State passing attack will miss his skill and ability to finish catches.

Ohio State fans are left wondering when Egbuka will be back on the field. As of now, it is uncertain when he will return. The team and medical staff are monitoring his condition and will make a decision based on his recovery progress.

In summary, Ohio State’s wide receiver Emeka Egbuka suffered a lower-leg contusion during the game against Maryland. He has been declared questionable to return, and his condition is being evaluated. This injury comes after another receiver, Marvin Harrison Jr., sprained his right ankle in a previous game. Egbuka’s absence will be strongly felt in the Ohio State passing attack. Fans await further updates on his recovery and return to the field.