Alabama football's Bray Hubbard exits Tennessee game after blindside hit
Alabama football DB Bray Hubbard exited the Crimson Tide's game against Tennessee after being shaken up on a blindside hit.
Alabama football defensive back Bray Hubbard was injured during a game against Tennessee on Saturday, October 17th. Hubbard was hit from the blindside by Tennessee wide receiver Mike Matthews, who was flagged for a personal foul. The hit occurred during the middle of the fourth quarter when Tennessee was leading Alabama 19-10.
Following the hit, Hubbard was seen lying motionless on the Tennessee sideline for several moments before standing up. He was removed from the game and Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer walked across the field to check on the injured senior captain, who did not return to the game. Hubbard had made 10 tackles and broken up one pass before the hit, but was unable to continue.
Hubbard was one of several Alabama players to be injured in the game, including cornerback Zabien Brown and running back EJ Crowell. Matthews' block on Hubbard was ruled a blindside hit and resulted in a personal foul.
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