Tuesday, August 31, 2010

We hope for a speedy recovery...well, Alabama does

It was reported today that Mark Ingram, Heisman-winning running back for Alabama, suffered a knee injury and has underwent surgery. He is expected to miss the opener against San Jose State and likely the Penn State game on September 11th. Alabama is will make an effort to see how he is progressing after the surgery and determine what the timetable is for his return. It was made clear that he will not be rushed back into action, and his future is a concern and priority to them. The Crimson Tide will have his backup, Trent Richardson take on the starting position, so they will not miss a beat with Ingram sidelined. Last season, Richardson ran for 751 yards with eight touchdowns and it is documented that his number of carries would increase with this year as to keep the rotation of him and Ingram with fresh legs. We will watch this story and see how it unfolds as the first weekend of college football kicks off this Saturday.

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