Spring has sprung in Tuscaloosa, and the second year of the Kalen DeBoer era is officially underway. The Crimson Tide began their spring practice schedule on Monday, which culminates in the team’s annual “A-Day” spring game at noon on April 12.
Alabama Injury Report: Kalen DeBoer Reveals Key Updates for Spring Practice
As the Alabama Crimson Tide begin their 2025 spring football sessions, head coach Kalen DeBoer released information on multiple players who will be sidelined or hampered by injury. These developments have implications as the team gets ready for the upcoming season.
Kalen DeBoer opens his first spring presser with an injury update for @AlabamaFTBL pic.twitter.com/MlhwcI4ci6
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DeBoer read off 11 names of players. “All of those injuries are from last season still and expected,” DeBoer said. “There is Nothing new there from our standpoint.”
Players Out for Spring Practice
- K/P Alex Asparuhov: Details regarding his injury are not specified.
- LS David Bird: Specifics of his injury remain undisclosed.
- WR Bubba Hampton: No additional information was provided about his condition.
- DL Fatutoa Henry: Injury details were not elaborated upon.
- DB Domani Jackson: He will miss spring practice due to an unspecified injury.
- LB Deontae Lawson: He suffered a leg injury against Oklahoma last season and will be out for the spring.
- TE Danny Lewis Jr.: No specific information regarding his injury was shared.
- DB Keon Sabb: He is recovering from a broken foot sustained last season and will be sidelined during spring practices.
Limited For Spring
- LB Justin Jefferson: Will engage in individual drills but avoid contact situations.
- OL Kadyn Proctor: Restricted to non-contact activities.
- DL James Smith: Limited to individual drills without contact.
Despite these omissions, DeBoer remains positive, seeing this as an opportunity for young players to gain crucial experience. He underlined the opportunity to add depth with seniors sidelined, allowing sprouting talent to shine in spring practice.
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Alabama’s spring sessions are crucial for assessing the roster and creating a strategy for the 2025 season. The health and readiness of key players will be essential to the Crimson Tide’s success in the coming season.
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