MIAMI — Ohio State football’s Trey Sermon left the National Championship Game with a left shoulder injury following the offense’s first drive of the game. The Buckeyes’ first possession resulted in a one-yard run for Sermon, an incomplete pass from Justin Fields to Sermon and a one-yard run for Fields. Following the drive, Sermon headed to the locker room. Sermon has been one of the driving forces behind this offense in the postseason, running for 524 yards and three touchdowns on 60 carries between the Big Ten Championship and Sugar Bowl. Master Teague’s return gives the Buckeyes a starting-caliber running back as a replacement. Teague capped a 75-yard drive on the Buckeyes’ second possession with an eight-yard TD sweep. – Get Ohio State Sugar Bowl champs & CFP gear: Check out shirts, hats and more merchandise commemorating Ohio State’s Sugar Bowl win over Clemson, as well as gear on the…
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