Top Stories · October 7, 2026
Alabama player ‘determined’ to play after surgery three days ago, while officials plan for Hurricane Isaias
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Alabama tight end Josh Ford is attempting to play against Georgia this Saturday despite having surgery on a broken arm just days ago. Simultaneously, officials from the SEC, Alabama, and Georgia are monitoring the path of Hurricane Isaias to determine if the game’s 6:30 p.m. kickoff time needs to be adjusted. Former President Donald Trump, who was scheduled to attend, stated that he would monitor the storm's impact before finalizing his plans to ensure he does not interfere with emergency response efforts.
Alabama tight end Josh Ford is attempting to play against Georgia this Saturday despite having surgery on a broken arm just days ago. Simultaneously, officials from the SEC, Alabama, and Georgia are monitoring the path of Hurricane Isaias to determine if the game’s 6:30 p.m. kickoff time needs to be adjusted. Former President Donald Trump, who was scheduled to attend, stated that he would monitor the storm's impact before finalizing his plans to ensure he does not interfere with emergency response efforts.