Ohio State starting center Seth McLaughlin is out with an Achilles tendon injury for the critical matchup between the No. 2 Buckeyes and No. 5 Indiana.

Ohio State Buckeyes starting center Seth McLaughlin will miss the remainder of the college football season with a torn achilles tendon, head coach Ryan Day announced on Wednesday.

Another starting offensive lineman for Ohio State has reportedly suffered a season-ending injury.  According to the Columbus Dispatch, star center Seth McLaughlin suffered a torn Achilles tendon during practice on Tuesday and will miss the remainder of the season.

Here's what Ohio State football coach Ryan Day said about Seth McLaughlin's injury and the Buckeyes' offensive line situation moving forward.

The Buckeyes might need to turn to this contingency plan as soon as this week as they host Indiana in a top-five matchup on Saturday. McLaughlin tore an Achilles tendon in practice on Tuesday, an injury that is likely to sideline him for the rest of the season and prompt Ohio State to again reshuffle the offensive line.

The Buckeyes lost starting center Seth McLaughlin an Achilles injury in practice Tuesday, probably ending his season, sources told ESPN.

Seth McLaughlin was back at practice just one day after his season-ending injury and Ryan Day expects McLaughlin to continue to be a valuable leader for Ohio State.

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Ohio State will be without starting center Seth McLaughlin as it makes its push for the College Football Playoff, the Columbus Dispatch reported Wednesday. Per the report, McLaughlin tore an

Ohio State suffers a second major injury to its offensive line as starting center Seth McLaughlin tore his Achilles on Tuesday.