DeBoer Updates Alabama Injuries After Georgia Loss

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer provided injury updates on three starters after the Crimson Tide lost 20-17 to Georgia on Oct. 10 at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The updates covered wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, defensive lineman Terrance Green and center Racin Delgatty.

According to 247sports.com, Coleman-Williams left the game twice after separate incidents and finished with three receptions for 39 yards, while Green and Delgatty also exited because of injuries.

"a head injury" said Kalen DeBoer, Alabama head coach.

DeBoer did not provide additional details about Coleman-Williams' condition after the receiver was taken to the locker room in the fourth quarter. Coleman-Williams had first left late in the first half before returning after halftime.

The coach also addressed Green's status after the defensive lineman left the game and was seen wearing a walking boot on his left foot after the loss.

"reaggravated" said Kalen DeBoer, Alabama head coach.

According to 247sports.com, Green suffered the issue after previously dealing with an injury during Alabama's win over Mississippi State the week before the Georgia matchup.

Delgatty's injury occurred during Alabama's final drive when he went down after a third-down sack of quarterback Keelon Russell. The center was evaluated after appearing to hold his right leg.

"will be evaluated" said Kalen DeBoer, Alabama head coach.

The Crimson Tide prepared to monitor Delgatty's condition in the days following the game as the team assessed the lower-leg issue.

"see kind of what that looks like here in the days ahead" said Kalen DeBoer, Alabama head coach.

According to The Tuscaloosa News, Alabama planned its next availability update for Sept. 14 as the team prepared for its matchup with Tennessee.