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No. 9 Alabama Expects to Get Star WR Ryan Coleman-Williams Back After 2-Game Absence

On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Alabama Crimson Tide visit Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to face the LSU Tigers in a pivotal matchup with both teams holding 6-2 records and College Football Playoff implications on the line.
Alabama received a significant boost as wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, center Racin Delgatty, and defensive tackle Terrance Green were cleared to play after missing the previous two games with injuries.
Former head coach Nick Saban, appearing on 'The Pat McAfee Show,' noted quarterback Keelon Russell must "play with a little more consistency" while handling LSU's heavy defensive pressure.
Facing a defense allowing just 172.8 passing yards per game, Alabama must prioritize ball security in the hostile Tiger Stadium environment after recent turnovers cost them games.
While three starters returned, cornerback Zabien Brown and running back EJ Crowell remain questionable for the Crimson Tide; with both teams holding two losses, the loser faces an uphill battle to reach the College Football Playoffs.

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