FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Alabama’s season flashed before its eyes near a sideline in Northwest Arkansas on Saturday afternoon, and the hopes of as talented a roster as there is in the country hang by the AC joint in the throwing shoulder of quarterback Bryce Young.
That’s not hyperbole. That’s cold, hard facts.
Young The game was over in the second half.Nick Saban described it as an AC joint injury in his throwing shoulder. The redshirt freshman replaced him. Jalen MilroeThe final quarter ended in 2 1/2. Young was not able to return to the game and his condition is still day-today.
No. 2 Alabama (5-0; 2-0 SEC). There were some nerves in the third quarter, but a 21 point fourth quarter secured survival and a victory of 49 to 26 over No. 20 Arkansas (3-2, 1-2).
Alabama’s talent is enough to have a great season even if Young was on the shelf indefinitely. It might even be able to win the championship with some luck. Young is a much more difficult candidate to climb those heights.
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