Bryce Young remains a game-time decision for Alabama’s contest against Tennessee
will face its toughest test of the season thus far on Saturday, when Nick Saban’s program travels north to Knoxville to take on undefeated Tennessee.
But with just over 24 hours to go until kickoff, the No. 3 Crimson Tide are keeping the identity of their starting quarterback under wraps. Nick Saban revealed on his weekly radio show Thursday that starter Bryce Young remains a game-time decision for the contest against the No. 6 Volunteers. The Alabama coach made clear that the Heisman Trophy winner’s availability will be determined on how he’s able to manage the pain in his throwing shoulder while passing the football.. “I think it comes down to how does he feel and we feel that he can throw the ball effectively enough.
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