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Florida State Loses Top Rusher Ousmane Kromah to Ankle Injury Against Miami
The Seminoles saw their leading ground gainer carted off in the second quarter after a tackle near the goal line.
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Injury Occurs on Key Play
Florida State running back Ousmane Kromah suffered a left ankle injury during the second quarter against No. 3 Miami. On a 9-yard carry that reached the Miami 2-yard line, Kromah landed awkwardly after being tackled by Chase Smith. He attempted to leave the field by hopping on his right leg while his left ankle remained bent at an unusual angle before collapsing to the turf. Medical staff applied an air cast to the leg and then transported him off the field.
Performance Before Exit
At the time of the injury Kromah had accumulated 44 yards on the ground, which led all rushers in the contest. Those yards came as part of his season total that stood at 565 entering the matchup, a figure that had placed him third in the ACC in rushing.
Immediate Team Response
On the next snap Ashton Daniels scored on a 2-yard touchdown run. Daniels then raised both hands to display the number 32 as a gesture toward the injured back.
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