Over the last couple of days, the Ohio State football program received two pieces of bad news. The first came on Monday when word began to trickle out that redshirt freshman wide receiver Kamryn Babb suffered a knee injury that could potentially see his season end before it starts for the second year in a row. Then on Tuesday, it was confirmed that fifth-year senior linebacker Justin Hilliard suffered an Achilles injury over the weekend, putting another one of his seasons in doubt. For both of these players, injuries are nothing new. As mentioned, this is the second consecutive season Babb has suffered a knee injury. He also dealt with leg injuries twice in high school, including a knee issue his senior year that limited him. Hilliard tore his left bicep during his freshman year with the Buckeyes and then tore the right one just three games into his second…
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