Ohio State’s notes for this week’s game at Penn State give the impression that the Buckeyes expect quarterback Braxton Miller to play.

At his Monday morning press conference, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said he expects Miller to practice on Tuesday.

Urban on Miller: "All the test results came back negative, which is positive." Has a very sore neck, but Miller expected to practice Tuesday—
Rittenberg/Bennett (@ESPN_BigTen) October 22, 2012

Meyer said Miller had almost a whiplash feeling when he went down. Miller said he hasn't really been hurt before and was a bit rattled.—
Rittenberg/Bennett (@ESPN_BigTen) October 22, 2012

Miller was sidelined during the second half of the Buckeyes’ 29-22 overtime win over Purdue after being thrown hard to the turf.

He was taken to the hospital where tests did not reveal injuries to his head, neck or shoulders.

After the game, coach Urban Meyer told a team spokesman that Miller was “fine.”

Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller was taken to the hospital after being injured. (Kirk Irwin/Getty Images)

Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller was taken to a local hospital by ambulance after being injured in Saturday’s home game against Purdue, reports ESPN.com.

Miller was injured at the end of a 37-yard run in the third quarter and his head appeared to slam down against the turf after being tackled.  Miller was replaced in the lineup by Kenny Guiton, who has thrown only 12 passes the past two seasons, including 10 this season.

Miller was looked at by Ohio State medical personnel for several minutes before being taken back to the locker room via a cart for more evaluation.

Miller entered the game having scored 21 touchdowns this season (11 passing, 10 rushing) and leads the team in rushing with 959 yards.