ALABAMA
The Alabama Crimson Tide have been rolling this season, thanks in large part to the incredible play of QB Tua Tagovailoa.
However, as the Tide prepare for Mizzou this week, the star quarterback is dealing with a bit of a minor knee issue.
After Wednesday’s practice, coach Nick Saban spoke with the media and discussed a sprained knee that Tagovailoa is battling through, which he doesn’t consider to be a big deal:
Saban post-practice: “Tua has taken every rep in practice. He does have a sprained knee but he has been able to do the work. So it’s not an issue.”
— Cecil Hurt (@CecilHurt) October 10, 2018
Obviously, Saban expects Tagovailoa to play, but any sort of injury to the talented sophomore has to be looked at with some level of concern.
We’ll have to see how he looks against Mizzou on Saturday night, but if the Tide go up big once again, he may be out of the game even earlier than normal.
I don’t know what’s happened, but the injuries we have been facing the last 2-3 years is unprecedented. We can’t go through a game without incurring injuries. I know other teams are facing the same issues. What has happened?
Unfortunately Bama gets everyone’s A-game on Saturdays. Unsure if your strength and conditioning coach is new.
Really?… No, the Strength and Conditioning coach isnt new. Have you ever watched Bam play?
What’s with your creepy AF overreaction?
Bama*