TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- It's an Alabama-LSU matchup with a dash of mystery and intrigue and involving a pretty well-known guy who spurned the NFL for a return to college football. Nick Saban vs. Les Miles? Hardly, it's No. 3 LSU's defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey -- if he plays -- leading a formidable front against a Crimson Tide offensive line likely to be starting a pair of backups in Saturday's game.
There is plenty of uncertainty in that key confrontation. Dorsey, who postponed his NFL career to return for his senior season, sprained his right knee on an illegal chop block by Auburn two weeks ago. He has remained coy about his status this week but has practiced in a brace.
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11-01-2007, 11:55 PM
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