Alabama LT Kadyn Proctor (shoulder) Unlikely to Play, According to Report
According to ESPN, it is unlikely that Kadyn Proctor, the left tackle for Alabama, will play in Saturday's game against South Florida.
The 6-foot-7, 369-pound sophomore hurt his left shoulder during warmups before last week's game and was unable to participate in the No. 4 Crimson Tide's 63-0 victory over Western Kentucky.
Earlier this week, head coach Kalen DeBoer stated that Proctor's injury is more of a day-to-day concern rather than a week-to-week issue.
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Proctor was a highly-touted recruit in the Class of 2023, earning a five-star rating and being ranked as the top tackle and fifth-best player overall in the country by 247Sports.
He started in every game for Alabama last season and received All-Freshman recognition in the Southeastern Conference.
After the 2023 season, Proctor transferred to Iowa, but ultimately returned to Alabama after only a few months with the Hawkeyes' program.
