Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, center Racin Delgatty and defensive tackle Terrance Green are all cleared to play Saturday at LSU Tigers.
The trio returned to practice this week and was officially cleared Friday through Alabama’s NIL entity, Yea Alabama. All three missed Alabama’s last two games due to injury.
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Coleman-Williams, a junior wide receiver and former freshman All-American, underwent arthroscopic knee surgery and led the team in receiving before the injury. Delgatty, a senior offensive lineman and transfer, missed two games with a lower-leg injury; Mal Waldrep started at center in his absence. With left guard William Sanders listed as questionable on the SEC availability report Thursday, Delgatty’s return gives coaches flexibility to shift Waldrep to guard if needed.
Green, a senior defensive lineman, missed the Georgia Bulldogs and Tennessee Volunteers games with a lingering foot injury. His absence coincided with increased success for both opponents on the ground. Green is 6-foot-6 and 313 pounds.
Saturday’s matchup carries College Football Playoff implications for both teams. Alabama and LSU each have two losses. A third loss could eliminate either from playoff contention.
Cornerback Zabien Brown and running back EJ Crowell remain questionable for Saturday’s game, according to the SEC’s Thursday availability report. Brown is a preseason All-America selection; Crowell averages 6.8 yards per carry.
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