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Ohio State senior LB Etienne Sabino has been inserted in the starting lineup after recovering from a broken fibula.
"I can’t tell you what percentage (recovered) he is, but he is in the starting lineup," head coach Urban Meyer said. Sabino underwent surgery in early October to have a plate placed over the break. Former fullback Zach Boren will continue to start at one of the linebacker spots. Wed, Nov 14, 2012 09:18:00 AM
Source: Columbus Dispatch

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Etienne Sabino - LB - Buckeyes

Ohio State senior LB Etienne Sabino is targeting next weekend's game against Wisconsin to return from injury.

The Buckeyes are on an off week, but Sabino practiced in both sessions. The senior has missed the last four games after breaking a bone in his leg against Nebraska. Even upon his return, former fullback now linebacker Zach Boren will stay on the defensive side of the ball.
Source: The Plain Dealer
Thu, Nov 8, 2012 02:10:00 PM
Etienne Sabino - LB - Buckeyes

Updating a previous item, Ohio State senior LB Eitenne Sabino will miss at least three weeks after breaking his leg and having a plate inserted to speed up the healing process.

It had previously been reported that Sabino would certainly miss this weekend's game against Indiana, but no further details were given. Three weeks seems to be the best case scenario, wo don't be surprised if Sabino misses longer than that estimate.
Source: Lori Schmidt on Twitter
Tue, Oct 9, 2012 09:28:00 AM
Etienne Sabino - LB - Buckeyes

Ohio State senior LB Etienne Sabino will miss at least this weekend's game against Indiana with a lower leg injury.

Sabino is arguably the Buckeyes most talented linebacker but suffered the injury during Saturday's against Nebraska after being leg whipped. Freshman Josh Perry replaced him in the starting lineup. Sabino has an NFL future because of his sideline to sideline ability, but he plays too out of control too often.
Source: Tim May on Twitter
Mon, Oct 8, 2012 09:22:00 AM