Tuscaloosa, Ala. – Alabama’s football staff released its first availability report for the upcoming Saturday road game against No. 14 Tennessee. The report confirms that two of the three players hurt in the loss to Georgia remain unavailable, and a third is listed as questionable.
Injured Players
Wide receiver Ryan Coleman‑Williams suffered a head impact in the fourth quarter of the Georgia game and did not return. Coach Kalen DeBoer also noted that Coleman‑Williams has been dealing with a lingering knee issue, making his status for the Tennessee matchup uncertain. Defensive lineman Terrance Green aggravated an injury he sustained during the win at Mississippi State, and he is now listed as out.
Center Racin Delgatty suffered a lower‑body injury late last week in the loss to Georgia and is listed as questionable. The coaching staff will evaluate his condition during the week leading up to the game.
Other Players on the Report
Alabama also confirmed the following players as unavailable:
- Desmond Umeozulu, LB – out
- Cayden Jones, LB – out for season
- Nick Sherman, DB – out
- Jeremiah Beaman, DL – out for season
On the active side, linebacker Justin Hill is listed as probable for the contest.
Tennessee’s Availability
The Volunteers have their own injury list. Tight end Ethan Davis, wide receiver Joakim Dodson, linebacker Jaedon Harmon, defensive backs Edrees Farooq and Dylan Lewis, and offensive lineman Wendell Moe Jr. are all out. Quarterback Faizon Brandon is listed as questionable; if he cannot play, redshirt freshman George MacIntyre will take the snaps. MacIntyre started the season as a backup, filled in for Brandon against Auburn, and started the recent win over Arkansas.
Game Details
No. 6 Alabama will travel to Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Saturday, Oct. 17, with kickoff set for 2:30 p.m. CT on ABC. The rivalry game follows Alabama’s recent 20‑17 loss to Georgia, a contest that exposed several injury concerns now reflected in this report.
Local Coverage
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Despite the setbacks, Coach DeBoer remains confident that the team’s depth will allow the Crimson Tide to compete strongly against the Volunteers. The upcoming matchup will test Alabama’s resilience and provide a crucial opportunity to rebound from the Georgia defeat.
Original reporting: The Tuscaloosa Thread — read the source article.
