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Title: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi State game" Post by: WALL-E on November 12, 2014, 04:35:02 PM Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi State game
Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: Chechem on November 13, 2014, 05:44:38 AM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Sounds positive. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: 2Stater on November 13, 2014, 07:03:41 AM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Sounds positive. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P And that was the last time the 2 teams were both undefeated going into the IB. Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: ricky023 on November 13, 2014, 10:13:13 AM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Sounds positive. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P One of my favorite games of all time. My favorite player of all time in college I think. I use to love his nickname "The Italian Stallion." That was one of the great backfields in Alabama history. I can't remember the QB though, thinking it was Scott Hunter. RTR! Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: 2Stater on November 13, 2014, 10:42:07 AM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Sounds positive. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P One of my favorite games of all time. My favorite player of all time in college I think. I use to love his nickname "The Italian Stallion." That was one of the great backfields in Alabama history. I can't remember the QB though, thinking it was Scott Hunter. RTR! It was actually Terry Davis, Preacher. Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: Chechem on November 13, 2014, 11:20:16 AM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. Sounds positive. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P It was actually Terry Davis, Preacher. Prolly the last time (before this year) we started a year without a QB for the system in place, and relied on a runner to play QB. Title: Re: "Alabama practice report: One last look at T.J. Yeldon, Cam Robinson heading into Mississippi St Post by: ricky023 on November 13, 2014, 01:33:05 PM Quote -- Alabama RB T.J. Yeldon was limping just a bit as he participated in most individual drills. His recovery from a sprained ankle has him doing more today than he was at this point last week, when he was recovering from a foot injury. Nick Saban addressed his status earlier today. -- LT Cam Robinson (ankle) was limited earlier this week but there's no sign of that today. Austin Shepherd worked at right tackle, per usual. -- TE Brian Vogler continued to wear a brace on his left knee but wasn't hindered during multiple drills, some of which involved contact. Sounds positive. Yeldon won't be 100%, but I remember a certain Iron Bowl (1971) in which Johnny Musso had a foot injury, and was expected to be extremely hampered or miss the game. He played the entire game. He played VERY well, and Alabama won 31-7. The Aubs were undefeated before that! :P One of my favorite games of all time. My favorite player of all time in college I think. I use to love his nickname "The Italian Stallion." That was one of the great backfields in Alabama history. I can't remember the QB though, thinking it was Scott Hunter. RTR! It was actually Terry Davis, Preacher. Thank you 2Stater. I absolutely forgot about TD. Those were some good teams back then also. RTR! |