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Chip Trayanum solidified at running back, hoping to stay there long-term for Buckeyes

Spencer-Holbrookby:Spencer Holbrook12/27/22

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Ohio State running back Chip Trayanum is hoping to stay at tailback long term. (Jason Parkhurst via Abell Images for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl)

Trayanum played 36 defensive snaps in the first six games of the season. Since the Iowa game in mid-October, when he made the switch to offense, he has played 36 offensive snaps -- 34 of them came in the regular-season finale, when Ohio State lost to Michigan at home. In that loss, Trayanum had 14 carries for 83 yards and appeared in 12 passing plays. It was the first major playing time for him at tailback since his time at Arizona State. And it came in the biggest game of the season for Ohio State.

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