Alabama football held its 13th spring practice on Tuesday, taking cover from the rain indoors. For the third time this spring, reporters were allowed to observe part of the practice,
Matt Stahl al.com a level of access reinstated by new head coach Kalen DeBoer after Nick Saban discontinued it.
People are also reading… According to DeBoer, speaking Saturday, Brailsford is still working with the Crimson Tide’s strength staff. Roberts was hurt during the team’s second scrimmage of the spring, but DeBoer said Saturday that he had escaped serious injury. – The observable periods were mostly individual drills. Quarterbacks mostly threw to receivers and tight ends without much in the way of defense. Wide receiver Kendrick Law made an impressive fingertip catch.
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