Miami Hurricanes Injury Report: College Football Playoff National Championship Game vs Indiana Hoosiers

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Miami Hurricanes will face the Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 PM Eastern on Monday, broadcasted on ESPN. Miami is dealing with significant injuries ahead of the game. Tight end Elija Lofton has been ruled out due to an injury sustained during the semifinals against Ole Miss, where he was hit and reportedly seen throwing up blood on the sidelines. Cornerback Damari Brown and defensive end Cole McConathy II are listed as questionable, with Brown returning to practice after being in a walking boot and missing previous CFP games. Linebacker Malik Bryant and wide receiver Daylyn Upshaw are also out for the season. Additionally, Donta Simpson has transferred to Missouri, removing him from Miami's roster. Indiana's star players remain healthy for the championship game.
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