Alabama State Quarterback Situation Uncertain Following Andrew Body’s Injury

The quarterback situation for Alabama State is up in the air as the team awaits news on Andrew Body’s injury following their loss to North Carolina Central. Body, who had an impressive performance in his first start for the Hornets, was forced to leave the game late in the fourth quarter clutching his hand.

Head coach Eddie Robinson Jr. provided an update on Body’s status, revealing that the quarterback did not participate in practice and will undergo further examination to determine the extent of his injury. With a Week 2 matchup against Miles College looming, the team is uncertain if Body will be available to play.

If Body is unable to take the field, Jonah O’Brien is expected to step in as the starting quarterback. O’Brien, who struggled in relief of Body against North Carolina Central, will need to step up his game if called upon this weekend.

Coach Robinson emphasized the need for both quarterbacks to be ready to play, highlighting the competitive nature of the position. While the original plan was to rotate both quarterbacks throughout the season, the team may need to adjust their strategy depending on Body’s availability.

As Alabama State prepares for their upcoming game, the quarterback situation remains a key area of focus. The team will need to adapt quickly to ensure they have the best chance of securing a victory against Miles College.