Ohio State will lean on running back Master Teague III for production Monday night against Alabama after losing starter Trey Sermon to an apparent shoulder injury after just one carry. Sermon, one of the Buckeyes’ most important offensive players, headed straight to the locker room holding his left shoulder during his team’s opening series in the College Football Playoff championship game. He was later taken to a local hospital for further evaluation, ESPN reported. Trey Sermon is headed to the locker room holding his left shoulder. pic.twitter.com/nosPc4WTyn — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 12, 2021 Teague, a redshirt sophomore, stepped up the next possession by beating Tide defenders to the edge for an 8-yard touchdown run. He’s a dynamic player in his own right who has been efficient on the ground in his opportunities as a supplementary ball carrier. He entered the contest with 449 rushing yards on 89 attempts this year…
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