8:39 PM ET MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Ohio State running back Trey Sermon was taken to a local hospital for further diagnosis after suffering an apparent left collarbone injury on the first drive of the Buckeyes’ 52-24 loss to Alabama in the College Football Playoff National Championship presented by AT&T on Monday night. Sermon was injured on his only carry, which went for 2 yards on first down. When he got to the sideline, he appeared to favor his left shoulder. As he was taken to the locker room, Sermon’s left arm was dangling loosely at his side. ESPN’s Maria Taylor reported that Sermon was grabbing the collarbone area on his left side and could not raise his hand at all. He underwent an X-ray and was taken to Broward General Hospital, Taylor reported. 2 Related Sermon had been a major key to the Buckeyes’ offense over the past two…
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