TL;DR
- Alabama running back Jam Miller exited the Iron Bowl game against Auburn with an apparent right leg injury.
- Miller was seen on crutches and later went to the locker room, confirmed by announcer Chris Fowler.
- The injury is a significant setback for Alabama's rushing game in a crucial matchup.
- Miller's status moving forward remains unannounced as Alabama faces playoff implications.
Jam Miller, a running back for Alabama, sustained an injury on Saturday evening during the fourth quarter of the Iron Bowl matchup against their rivals, Auburn, and was unable to continue playing.
Miller's departure from the game, appearing to favor his right leg, was noted by the ABC broadcast. He was observed on the sideline utilizing crutches prior to his return to the locker room. Chris Fowler, the play-by-play announcer, verified his exit as Alabama transitioned to their backup player, Daniel Hill.
A significant setback for The Tide in their crucial matchup. Miller was spearheading Alabama's rushing efforts when the injury occurred, having recorded 15 attempts for 83 yards, though he didn't find the end zone.
Ty Simpson's touchdown on a fourth down conversion gave Alabama a 27-20 advantage. With a depleted backfield during a crucial period, the Tide had to lean more heavily on Simpson in a contest with significant playoff consequences.
Miller’s status moving forward was not immediately announced.
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