Alabama’s Bryce Young will be a game-time decision against No. 6 Tennessee: ‘I know he thinks he can play’

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The question that all of college football is looking to have answered is the health of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young. 

Young, who missed Alabama’s game against Texas A&M in Week 6 with a throwing-shoulder injury, has practiced this week on a limited basis as Nick Saban’s team prepares to travel to Knoxville for a matchup up with No. 6 Tennessee. 

The Tennessee Volunteers fans coordinate to checker Neyland during the game against the Florida Gators at Neyland Stadium on September 24, 2022 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Tennessee won the game 38-33.  (Donald Page/Getty Images)

College football fans will have to wait another day in order to receive the answer to the question of the week. 

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"Bryce has practiced some this week," Saban said Thursday on his weekly radio appearance. "And I think it comes down to, ‘Does he feel, and do we feel ,that he can throw the ball effectively enough?’ He’s not going to hurt himself by doing it. I just don’t know how much it will hurt him if he does it. 

"He’s done it on a limited basis. So, that’s the question, and nobody is going to know that until Saturday comes. He won’t know, I won’t know, nobody will know it. I know he wants to play, and I know he thinks he can play, and we’ll see."

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Against Texas A&M, Alabama’s offense struggled, losing three fumbles and throwing an interception to keep the Aggies in the game. 

Bryce Young #9 of the Alabama Crimson Tide reacts after their 24-20 win over the Texas A&M Aggies at Bryant-Denny Stadium on