Secret Weapon for OSU?

QB Antonio Henton has moved up the depth charts to second, while Schoenhoft is working out with the tight ends. Henton struggled in the spring, but after a good summer, he earned some playing time. His season appeared to end when he was arrested in late September for soliciting an undercover police officer posing as a prostitute. Henton missed one week of practice, but was able to practice the rest of the season and not play in a game until his matter was settled in court. He was restored to full status before the Michigan game. Offensive coordinator Bollman said there is no plan to play Henton, but there is a chance he will play. It is likely that LSU is preparing for the possibility of Henton having some minutes. I could see Henton coming in for a few plays, but not necessarily a series, unless OSU has a comfortable lead. Henton's ability to run could add another dimension to the offense.