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What’s going on with the quarterback situation at Alabama?

By Adam Krohn
Aug 21, 2015
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There are conflicting reports as to who will be the starting quarterback for the Alabama Crimson Tide.

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QB Jake Coker looked solid again in his second day back from a brief (toe) injury break. He jogged without a limp and threw the deep ball without trouble.

Who is the starter?

It seems half the SEC is looking for its starting QB. That’s a key position. Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss, Florida – the list goes on. Who is the starting quarterback for your team?

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