Ohio State running back Master Teague returned to action on Monday night against Alabama, and had already rushed for two touchdowns just over one quarter into the national championship.
Teague, a sophomore, left the Big Ten championship on Dec. 19 with an unspecified injury and did not return. He was unavailable for the Sugar Bowl against Clemson on New Year's Day.
Teague took on the team's lead running back role on Monday after Trey Sermon suffered an injury on the first possession of the game. Sermon was reportedly taken to a local hospital.
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