Alabama Reports Three Injuries After Georgia Loss

Alabama faces injury concerns following its 20-17 defeat to Georgia on Saturday night, Oct. 10, 2026, at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Head coach Kalen DeBoer confirmed that wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams sustained a head injury, center Racin Delgatty suffered a lower leg injury, and defensive lineman Terrance Green aggravated an earlier injury during the Southeastern Conference matchup.

According to AL.com, Coleman-Williams took a hit to the head and did not return to the game. Delgatty went down late in the contest with an apparent leg injury, while Green left after aggravating an injury sustained in the previous week's game.

DeBoer said medical evaluations would determine the extent of the injuries to Coleman-Williams and Delgatty. Their availability could affect Alabama's personnel as the Crimson Tide prepare for their next conference game.

Addressing the condition of his players after the loss, DeBoer outlined the initial assessments for the two injured starters.

"Ryan’s got a head injury, and then Racin will be evaluated,” DeBoer said. “He’s got a lower leg injury there, so you know we’ll see, kind of, what that looks like here in the days ahead."

DeBoer also explained that Green's injury had resurfaced during the first half against Georgia. The defensive lineman had already been dealing with the same issue following the previous game.

"He had an injury a week ago in the game and reaggravated that same injury in the game in the first half here tonight," DeBoer said.

Alabama used Mal Waldrep at center while Delgatty was unavailable. If Coleman-Williams misses additional time, Rico Scott could assume a larger role in the passing offense, with Derek Meadows and Cederian Morgan also identified as potential options, according to AL.com.

The injury concerns come as Alabama attempts to recover from its first defeat of the season. The Crimson Tide fell to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in SEC play, losing an opportunity to improve their position in the conference race.

Georgia, meanwhile, improved to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the SEC. The Bulldogs produced 206 rushing yards despite playing without leading rusher Nate Frazier, with Dwight Phillips Jr. contributing 120 yards and Bo Walker adding 69, according to the Associated Press report published by TheScore.

Georgia quarterback Gunnar Stockton completed 18 of 22 passes for 249 yards, throwing one touchdown and one interception. He also scored a rushing touchdown, accounting for both of the Bulldogs' touchdowns in the victory.

Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell completed 16 of 30 passes for 185 yards and one touchdown while rushing for 41 yards. The game was decided in the closing minutes after officials declined to call an apparent pass-interference penalty against Georgia safety JK Bolden, who subsequently sacked Russell and pushed Alabama out of field-goal range.

Alabama next travels to No. 15 Tennessee on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, for the rivalry known as the Third Saturday in October. Georgia is scheduled to host Auburn that same day in the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry.