Washington's Dillon Johnson admits he's not 100% after injury but 'ready to rock and roll' for title game

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Dillon Johnson isn't missing the national championship no matter how much he's hurting.

The Washington running back injured both an ankle and knee while the Huskies were trying to run the clock out against No. 3 Texas in a CFP semifinal game.

It helped Texas get the ball with more time left, but Washington held on and avoided a collapse.

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Washington Huskies running back Dillon Johnson (7) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the Pac-12 championship game against the Oregon Ducks Dec. 1, 2023, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. (Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

"I've never been on the field and not been able to get up," Johnson said, via ESPN. "So, it was definitely a scary situation, one that I've never been in, and it sucked because I knew ... [I wasn't] meaning to hurt the team, but there definitely would've took a lot of time off the clock. So, we gave them another drive, and I hate that happening, but we came out with the win some way, somehow."

The injury looked like it could have been enough for him to miss time. Maybe if it were the regular season, that would be the case.

But this is the national championship.

Johnson was asked if he'd be 100% healthy for Monday's title game against Michigan.

Dillon Johnson of the Washington Huskies runs against the USC Trojans in the second quarter at United Airlines Field at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Nov. 4, 2023, in Los Angeles.  (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

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"Doubt it," he responded.

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