Alabama true freshman tight end, Marshall Pritchett is in good spirits despite being sidelined with an injury that will cause him to miss the remainder of spring practices.
Pritchett is a 6-foot-5, 235-pound former four-star prospect. Prior to being ruled out for the duration of the spring with an apparent undisclosed leg injury, Pritchett was expected to provide immediate infusion to a thin tight-end position group after Alabama lost CJ Dippre and Robbie Ouzts.
The freshman remains positive despite his injury.
“The Comeback that God has for you isn’t just about getting back, it’s about going further than you ever thought possible,” Pritchett posted to X.
The exact nature of Pritchett’s injury is unclear.
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Trevion Ware is a contributing writer for Touchdown Alabama Magazine that covers The University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football team. Ware is official credentialed media with The University of Alabama through Touchdown Alabama Magazine.
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