Tuscaloosa, Alabama: Alabama's First Injury Report Lists QB Russell as Probable for Vanderbilt Game
The Southeastern Conference released Alabama's first injury report of the week on the night of November 11 ahead of the Vanderbilt game, listing starting quarterback Keelon Russell as probable — good news for the Crimson Tide, ranked third in the nation. Russell hurt his ankle in last week's 31-13 road win over LSU. Defensive back Zabien Brown was also listed as probable; he played only the first half against LSU before leaving with a lower-body injury. Running back E.J. Crowell, defensive back Chuck McDonald III and offensive lineman William Sanders were also listed as probable.
The bad news: tight end Josh Ford tore his ACL against LSU and is out for the season, and defensive lineman Mhari Johnson was newly listed as out. Linebackers Desmond Umeozulu and Cayden Jones, defensive back Nick Sherman, offensive lineman Casey Poe and defensive lineman Jeremiah Beaman remain sidelined.
Alabama is 7-2 overall and 5-2 in the SEC. The Tide visits Vanderbilt on Saturday, November 14, at 11:45 a.m., with the game televised on the SEC Network.
Source: The Tuscaloosa News
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