Alabama's Bryce Young doesn't start against Texas A&M
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — (AP) — Alabama quarterback Bryce Young didn't start the game against Texas A&M because of sprained right shoulder, leaving Jalen Milroe as his replacement. Johnson, who had started the past three games for the Aggies, also was replaced with an injured throwing hand. Unlike Young, Johnson was on the sideline in sweats. Young came out onto the field for warmups 50 minutes before kickoff, taking snaps alongside the backups, and was even announced as the starter. Young was injured when he landed on his shoulder early in the Arkansas game, and Milroe wound up playing most of the game.
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Haynes King started the first two games of the season for the No. Johnson, the son of former NFL QB Brad Johnson, transferred to A&M after the 2021 season amid wholesale changes at LSU. That meant King started the season as the Aggies’ top QB for the second season in a row. A season ago, King started the Aggies first two games before not appearing in another game the rest of the season because of injury. Johnson transferred to Texas A&M as his brother Jake signed with the Aggies as part of A&M's No.
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Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King is out indefinitely after having surgery to repair his broken right leg, suffered early in the seventh-ranked Aggies' 10-7 win at Colorado over the weekend. Coach Jimbo Fisher said Monday that King’s surgery to repair a broken tibia went well but that there is no timeline for his return. “When you’re healed, you’re healed," Fisher said.
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