Observations from Alabama's second preseason camp practice.
. Just as on the first day, media members were allowed to observe a portion of the practice, mostly individual and position group drills.
– Players were in helmets with no pads for the second day in a row, donning practice jerseys and shorts. – LT Overton was not among the defensive linemen on the field for the Crimson Tide. That group worked several drills, including some one-one-one time, during the open periods.– The temperature for the observable time was 88 degrees in Tuscaloosa, despite the 9:20 a.m. CT start. Players worked to maintain hydration, with some using cold towels as well.
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