Ousmane Kromah injury update: FSU RB out for rest of season, per report

Florida State University's running back, Ousmane Kromah, will not be participating in the team's remaining games this season. According to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz, the injury occurred during the Seminoles' 43-35 overtime victory over Miami on October 17th at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The incident took place at the conclusion of a 9-yard run in the second quarter when Kromah awkwardly landed after being tackled by Miami's Chase Smith.

Despite his initial attempt to leave the field, Kromah eventually fell to the ground, causing his medical team to rush to his aid. He was eventually transported on a cart wearing an air cast. Kromah's injury marks another setback for the Seminoles' backfield, as they already lost Samuel Singleton Jr. to injury in Week 3 and Germari Sands left the program earlier this month.

The Seminoles' victory over Miami was marred by a controversial ruling that called Daniels' catch an interception rather than a touchdown, costing the team a spot in the top five. Florida State's current record stands at 3-4 overall, with only one win in the ACC. The team will have a bye week before hosting Clemson in Tallahassee on October 31st.