Dylan Sampson took two carries for six yards after he was injured early on during Tennessee‘s College Football Playoff loss to Ohio State on Saturday. The injury isn’t new, however, according to Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel.

Tennessee reached the College Football Playoff for the first time in large part due to a rushing attack fueled by Dylan Sampson.

Tennessee football passed for 104 yards in its 42-17 loss at Ohio State on Saturday in the College Football Playoff.

What we know as Dylan Sampson is dealing with an injury as Tennessee takes on Ohio State in the first round College Football Playoff game.

By the time the beating was finished, most of the thousands of Tennessee fans who flooded into Ohio Stadium were gone. At least two remained — one in a Peyton Manning jersey and another in a coonskin cap — and hovered over the tunnel as the stone-faced Vols walked into the beginning of the end of their season.

The 2024 college football season came to an end for Tennessee (10-3, 6-2 SEC) on Saturday. The Vols were defeated by Ohio State (11-2, 7-2 Big Ten), 42-17. The contest took place at Ohio Stadium in Columbus,

Tennessee football's season ended with a 42-17 loss to Ohio State on Saturday.

Tennessee entered their College Football Playoff matchup against Ohio State with high hopes, but the Volunteers were quickly outclassed, falling 42-17. Head coach Josh Heupel took to the podium postgame to address what went wrong and how Ohio State capitalized on every opportunity.