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Alabama has cleared junior wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, senior offensive lineman Racin Delgatty and senior defensive lineman Terrance Green to play at LSU on Saturday, Yea Alabama announced Friday.
The Crimson Tide (6-2, 4-2 SEC) enter the game at No. 5 in the first College Football Playoff rankings. LSU (6-2) is No. 14 in the same rankings, released Tuesday.
Coleman-Williams returns to Alabama's lineup with 23 catches for 415 yards and four touchdowns across six appearances. A permanent team captain, he has started five games and is on the Biletnikoff and Maxwell award watch lists.
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He opened the season with five catches for 130 yards against East Carolina and added three receptions for 39 yards against Georgia. His return also restores a punt-return option, with seven returns for 53 yards this season. He has also gained 13 yards on two rushing attempts.
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Delgatty started Alabama’s first six games after transferring from Cal Poly, where he spent three seasons. He missed the Tennessee and Texas A&M games because of injury.
The senior played 77 snaps at center in Alabama’s opener against East Carolina and 70 against Kentucky. He was added to the Rimington Trophy midseason watch list, which recognizes players at the center position.
Green has 11 tackles, including four for loss and 2.5 sacks, in six starts. The Oregon transfer left the Georgia game shortly before halftime after making one tackle.
At 6-foot-6 and 313 pounds, Green has contributed on Alabama’s defensive interior in his first season with the program. He previously played 25 games across three seasons at Oregon. During that time, he recorded 22 tackles, three tackles for loss and one sack.
Alabama beat Texas A&M 31-20 on Oct. 24 after losing 20-17 to Georgia and 26-10 at Tennessee. The Tide were off last weekend before beginning preparations for the trip to Baton Rouge.
Alabama is 2-1 on the road this season, with wins at Kentucky and Mississippi State before its loss at Tennessee. LSU is the first of two straight road games for the Tide, who visit Vanderbilt next week.
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