TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The injury bug bit Alabama early this year as outside linebacker Terrell Lewis suffered a torn ACL during summer workouts last week, head coach Nick Saban confirmed in a statement issued Tuesday.
“Terrell Lewis suffered a torn right ACL last week while training,” Saban said in the statement. “He underwent successful surgery today, and a timeframe for his return is unknown at this time.”
Lewis’ latest injury comes after he missed the majority of last season with a torn ligament in his elbow that he sustained in the season-opener against Florida State. The former five-star recruit returned in time to participate in Alabama’s final three games of the season and made his first career start during the national championship game against Georgia where he tallied a career-high seven tackles including a crucial sack in overtime. Appearing in four games, he totaled 16 tackles, two for a loss and a sack.
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“Terrell Lewis suffered a torn right ACL last week while training,” Saban said in the statement. “He underwent successful surgery today, and a timeframe for his return is unknown at this time.”
Lewis’ latest injury comes after he missed the majority of last season with a torn ligament in his elbow that he sustained in the season-opener against Florida State. The former five-star recruit returned in time to participate in Alabama’s final three games of the season and made his first career start during the national championship game against Georgia where he tallied a career-high seven tackles including a crucial sack in overtime. Appearing in four games, he totaled 16 tackles, two for a loss and a sack.
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https://alabama.rivals.com/news/terrell-lewis-suffers-torn-acl
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