** Alabama football PRACTICE REPORTS **

[N.AL-Tider]

Just an FYI, Dan Marino wore #13, and as great as he was, never won a Superbowl.

Did Marino ever win a nationall championship?  Tua has...

[ricky023]

No Marino played at Pittsburg and he never won a Natty. RTR!

[SUPERCOACH]

Just an FYI, Dan Marino wore #13, and as great as he was, never won a Superbowl.

Did Marino ever win a nationall championship?  Tua has...

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1umT1OAnAc0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1umT1OAnAc0</a>

[Chechem]

13 is my favorite number and I think Tua can make it a great number. RTR!

You have even worse luck than Tua!   
   

Southernism: "BLESS YOUR HEART, PREACHER, YOUR LUCK SUCKS."

[Chechem]

Tuesday before LSU:
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...Tua Tagovailoa was a participant during positional drills during the team’s practice Tuesday...

The drills were reportedly more than just throwing, as Tagovailoa also moved around to drop back and throw. ...

This is the second straight day Tagovailoa has been practicing, ...

...

Tagovailoa has averaged 11.2 yards per pass with 27 touchdowns and only two interceptions this season. Last year, he also averaged 11.2 yards per attempt with 43 touchdowns and six picks in 15 games.

[Chechem]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

[2Stater]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

I'm not so sure it wouldn't be smart to sit him this week and maybe next. Give him time to heal.

[N.AL-Tider]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

I'm not so sure it wouldn't be smart to sit him this week and maybe next. Give him time to heal.

I don't agree.  He needs to get his timing back that he had before surgery.  It seemed like the one thing Danielson said that I agreed with was that he seemed a bit off in that aspect.  IMO, he needs to play.  More importantly, our OL needs to protect him better...

[2Stater]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

I'm not so sure it wouldn't be smart to sit him this week and maybe next. Give him time to heal.

I don't agree.  He needs to get his timing back that he had before surgery.  It seemed like the one thing Danielson said that I agreed with was that he seemed a bit off in that aspect.  IMO, he needs to play.  More importantly, our OL needs to protect him better...

You know what they say about opinions, right? 

[N.AL-Tider]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

I'm not so sure it wouldn't be smart to sit him this week and maybe next. Give him time to heal.

I don't agree.  He needs to get his timing back that he had before surgery.  It seemed like the one thing Danielson said that I agreed with was that he seemed a bit off in that aspect.  IMO, he needs to play.  More importantly, our OL needs to protect him better...

You know what they say about opinions, right? 

[2Stater]

Monday before Mississippi State:
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Alabama worked outside Monday ... in preparation for Saturday’s game at Mississippi. State. Players were dressed in shirts and shorts ...

— Tua Tagovailoa (ankle) was not present during the viewing period. Earlier in the day, head coach Nick Saban said the team would likely keep the starting quarterback out a day before starting him up on Tuesday.

“He’s a little sore, as to be expected,” Saban said. “We did all the medical research that you could do on him to find out if he did any damage or hurt himself in any way, shape or form, and he did not. So we’ll manage the soreness. We may give him a day off today and sort of start him back tomorrow a little bit. We’ll just have to manage it day to day and he should respond each and every week. The situation that he’s in is very much expected, and he doesn’t have any further issues.”

— Running back Trey Sanders (foot) and Joshua McMillon (knee) were both inside on the stationary bikes. ...

I'm not so sure it wouldn't be smart to sit him this week and maybe next. Give him time to heal.

I don't agree.  He needs to get his timing back that he had before surgery.  It seemed like the one thing Danielson said that I agreed with was that he seemed a bit off in that aspect.  IMO, he needs to play.  More importantly, our OL needs to protect him better...

You know what they say about opinions, right? 

 

I do see your point, but you have to weigh the importance of a healthy ankle, and getting all the reps needed that you think is necessary to keep him sharp. If he re-injures that ankle, they'll be playing without him anyway.

[ricky023]

I have a question? CAN our O-Line protect him? Are they good enough? RTR!

[N.AL-Tider]

I have a question? CAN our O-Line protect him? Are they good enough? RTR!

Go back and watch the Tennessee game for your answer...

 

[ricky023]

I have a question? CAN our O-Line protect him? Are they good enough? RTR!

Go back and watch the Tennessee game for your answer...

 

Hey my brother I know against a not so good team But, I am asking about good teams like LSU or Auburn who has a good defense also. I am just looking for someone who know our O-line better than I do. RTR!

[N.AL-Tider]

I have a question? CAN our O-Line protect him? Are they good enough? RTR!

Go back and watch the Tennessee game for your answer...

 

Hey my brother I know against a not so good team But, I am asking about good teams like LSU or Auburn who has a good defense also. I am just looking for someone who know our O-line better than I do. RTR!

Well I could be wrong but...If an Oline can't protect our team against a "not so good team" then it stands to reason that they can't against a good defense.  Maybe Coach or someone else has seen something that I haven't and can offer their thoughts...

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