Buckeyes fans still riding high after Saturday's big win over Penn State got some sobering news this morning—Ohio State safety Devan Bogard will miss the remainder of the 2013 season with a torn ACL.
Bogard, a sophomore out of Glenville High School in Cleveland, missed the last four games of last season with a knee injury, and his ACL tear is in the same knee that was operated on last year.
Bogard made an instant impact his freshman season, stepping in and immediately contributing on special teams. In eight games so far this year, Bogard had made seven tackles, six of them solo stops.
Safety Devan Bogard is out for the year with an ACL injury. Same knee, he'll have surgery this week. Meyer: "Just Crushing"
— Ozone Communications (@theOzonedotnet) October 28, 2013
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