Coach Nick Saban said the Crimson Tide didn't suffer serious injuries during a physical game that took a steady toll on LSU.
Receiver Marquis Maze appeared to tweak his ankle early in the second half but returned to the game. Cornerback Javier Arenas, who has been playing with the rib injury, said he got the wind knocked out of him on a return.
"We didn't have anybody that left the game and stayed out of the game," Saban said. "We had a couple of guys get nicked up and leave the game, but they all went back."
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I'm sure we're beat up and will be sore as can be this morning, but thankfully we avoided any major injuries.
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LSU was seriously banged up in this game…I bet they had 7-8 injury timeouts…glad we avoided any big blows.
I was kinda disgusted with LSU...
I know injuries happen, but it looked real fishy at times to be laying out there. If you’re cramping, get off the field and get your fluids. You’ve been playing football for a long time now – you know have to stay hydrated.
I’ve ran with cramps before in my sides and my legs. It’s not a good feeling, and it hurts. The fortunate thing football players have that runners don’t is the opportunity to stop, rest a little bit, and get your fluids.
the only fishy one was the lineman that came down with the soccer injury on LSU's last drive
when the tigers were out of timeouts and couldn’t stop the clock. and the crowd very much let our displeasure known.
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Are hurting a lot more than Alabama’s. The Tide really beat them up out there.
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