“In the big games, I can still contribute and make a difference.” Ohio State running back Master Teague worked his way back from a torn Achilles ahead of schedule to make an impact, not just to make the lineup. https://t.co/hk4M23B9Kx pic.twitter.com/wVsYOAnyOz
— Nathan Baird (@nwbaird) October 29, 2020It has been a rough last 10 months for Ohio State running back Master Teague. Not only did the redshirt sophomore close out last season by rushing for just nine yards on seven carries against Clemson while J.K. Dobbins was injured, but the spring was even rougher on Teague, as he suffered a torn achilles tendon in the spring.