Chip Trayanum joined Ohio State football as a linebacker. The former Arizona State running back, who rushed for 401 yards and six touchdowns last season with the Sun Devils, switched to the defensive side of the ball when he decided to join the Buckeyes in December. But with Evan Pryor expecting to miss the season after suffering a knee injury in practice leaving Ohio State with three scholarship running backs in TreVeyon Henderson, Miyan Williams and Dallan Hayden, coach Ryan Day confirmed that Trayanum is getting some looks at his former position. “He’s natural,” Day said, “He’s doing a great job at linebacker as well. He’ll be a guy we can use as insurance. But just seeing him live and in color, he’s a talented running back. We can use him in a dual role if needed.” If Trayanum were to take snaps for Ohio State at running back, he…
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