COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football running back Master Teague remained in Columbus to rehab his Achilles injury, rather than return home to Tennessee during the coronavirus-triggered shutdown. While Buckeyes coach Ryan Day is glad the sophomore has access to that medical attention, that’s not the only reason he spoke with optimism about Teague’s status on Wednesday. Day referred to Teague as a “genetic freak,” and said his natural athletic ability may be a factor in how quickly he can recover. Teague suffered an Achilles injury on the opening day of spring football practice. “He’s a mature young man who has his priorities straight, and he’ll attack this rehab and do whatever he can to get back,” Day said during a Wednesday teleconference. “Hopefully with the team we have and hard work and the way his genetics are he’ll get back as soon as possible.” Day, per custom, declined to…
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