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Alabama head coach Nick Saban addressed the media Monday for his weekly press conference had provided the following updates on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa who underwent surgery on Sunday for a high ankle sprain.

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Cadello•67 months
Sad it happened to him. Was looking forward to the game with Tua 100%
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atltiger6487•67 months
I said the exact same thing in other threads and am getting blasted for it. Seems like this board is content breaking our streak against Bama with their best player injured. Not me, I want him at full strength -- beat them at their best.
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CollegeFBRules•67 months
I hope for a speedy recovery for the young man. I seriously doubt he will be close to 100% for the LSU game.
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UsingUpAllTheLetters•67 months
I freaking love your AVI
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