Kendre Miller, TCU RB, considered questionable for National Championship

Kendre Miller, TCU’s star running back, is listed as questionable for the National Championship game between the Georgia Bulldogs and TCU Horned Frogs.

Miller injured his knee in the Fiesta Bowl against Michigan. Head coach Sonny Dykes further explained his injury status Tuesday afternoon.

Sonny Dykes calls RB Kendre Miller “questionable” for the title game. Miller injured his knee in the Fiesta Bowl vs. Michigan.

“We’re hopeful to get Kendre back. … As the week progresses, we’ll know a little bit more.”

— Sam Khan Jr. (@skhanjr) January 3, 2023

Miller has been a star for the Horned Frogs and would be a huge loss entering their biggest game since the 1938 Sugar Bowl, when Dutch Meyer took the Horned Frogs to a 11-0 record and national championship season.  He has so far totaled 1,399 rushing yards with 12 touchdowns this season.

Georgia is already slated to be the heavy favorites in this game, looking to win back-to-back titles after  a 41-year title drought was snapped last season. Without Miller, things could get much tougher for the Horned Frogs against a tough Georgia DL.