Ohio State Benches WR Carnell Tate in Victory Over Iowa

Despite being listed as questionable, Tate was held out to ensure full recovery for next week's game against Oregon.

Carnell Tate, a key wide receiver for Ohio State, was held out of the game against Iowa due to an unspecified injury.
Coach Ryan Day mentioned that Tate could have played if necessary, but the decision was made to rest him for future games.
Ohio State adjusted their offensive lineup, using formations with two tight ends and featuring backup receivers Brandon Inniss and Bryson Rodgers.
Tate has been an important player for the Buckeyes this season, with 14 receptions for 219 yards and one touchdown before the Iowa game.
The Buckeyes secured a 35-7 win over Iowa, maintaining a largely healthy roster as they continue their Big Ten schedule.