After not being available for Ohio State’s first game back from a COVID-19 pause, Kyle Young will be available for the game against the Indiana Hoosiers on Thursday night.
Young was not available when the Buckeyes resumed their season on the road against Nebraska on Sunday because of a “non-COVID” illness, but is not listed as unavailable for Thursday night’s trip to Bloomington. Young has already missed one other game this year — the season opener — because of a vestibular dysfunction condition, but had been an integral part of a very good start to the season — until COVID-19 put the season on hold.
The only two players listed as unavailable are guard Justice Sueing and Seth Towns, who are both still nursing and rehabbing injuries.
Official availability report from Ohio State:
Justice Sueing and Seth Towns listed as unavailable. Everyone else is a go for the #Buckeyes. https://t.co/sWT1m06msf
— Adam Jardy (@AdamJardy) January 6, 2022
The Buckeyes will tip-off against Big Ten foe Indiana at 7 p.m. EST on Thursday. The Hoosiers are 10-3 overall on the season and sit at 1-2 in the league, with losses coming at the hands of Wisconsin and Penn State.
