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.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson was sidelined with an apparent hamstring injury for most of the first half against Ohio State in the College Football Playoff. Sampson, the SEC Offensive Player of the Year, rushed twice for 6 yards ...

Tennessee waded through a challenging opening half of action against Ohio State during Saturday's College Football Playoff first round finale. The Vols, lost in a haze of wind, arctic temps and a raucous Buckeye Stadium atmosphere, looked rather ordinary — particularly on the offensive side of the field.

Sampson's 22 touchdowns are the most in school history, breaking a 95-year record. His 1,485 rushing yards are also a school record.

Dylan Sampson and Squirrel White are battling injuries during Saturday's College Football Playoff game vs. Ohio State.

Tennessee counters with Sampson leading the SEC’s best rushing attack, a group that ran for an average of 232 yards a game. Sampson led the ninth-seeded Vols in rushing with a school record of 1,485 yards on 256 carries. He also set a program record with a league-best 22 rushing touchdowns, breaking a mark that had stood for 95 years.

Tennessee football came to Columbus with the SEC Offensive Player of the Year. But Dylan Sampson got hit with bad news.

Dylan Sampson has broken multiple Tennessee rushing records. Now in the Playoff, he's trying to help the Vols win trophies.

Tennessee reached the College Football Playoff for the first time in large part due to a rushing attack fueled by Dylan Sampson. On Saturday night, the Volunteers were without the services of their workhorse running back when they need him the most.