No. 13 Alabama could be without speedy receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams against Texas A&M
Alabama receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams’ availability is uncertain for the 13th-ranked Crimson Tide’s home game against Texas A&M on Saturday. Coach Kalen DeBoer says Coleman-Williams will be reevaluated as the week progresses. ESPN reported Saturday that the junior underwent arthroscopic knee surgery after dealing with a meniscus injury for three weeks.
Coleman-Williams also sustained a concussion in Alabama’s 20-17 loss to Georgia on Oct. 10 and did not play in a 26-10 loss at Tennessee last weekend. Alabama has an open week after hosting the Aggies, which would give Coleman-Williams extra time to recover if he sits out a second consecutive game.
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