🏈 Anthony Steen Has Surgery

[JoshB]

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama — His senior season included a fair share of bumps and bruises. Now it appears to be over.
Alabama starting right guard Anthony Steen had shoulder surgery, according to CBSSports.com, and will likely miss his Crimson Tide finale against Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl.


Steen, a three-year starter, missed the Colorado State game with lingering effects from a concussion. He also had a few creative tape jobs on his hand in recent weeks.


Kellen Williams has been the sixth man of sorts for the Alabama offensive line and he started in Steen's place in the Colorado State win.

Steen is the second to half surgery since the Iron Bowl. Safety HaHa Clinton-Dix had his knee scoped in the days after the loss to Auburn.

Steen, according to his Twitter account, spent some time this weekend hunting.

Heading to the Deer stand pic.twitter.com/9HSznmjlTp
— anthony steen (@bamasteen61) December 15, 2013​

 

[TerryP]

Feel for him...I still think he's drafted higher than most are thinking.

 

[alabama mike]

Hate that he finishes his Bama career with an injury. Steen has had a great career on the Bama OL and is the lone senior on the starting line. He will be missed. Best of luck to you in the future young man, you have represented Alabama with class!

 

[PhillyGirl]

Best of luck to him in the future. Sucks he will miss the Sugar Bowl.

 

[psychojoe]

He has been a real warrior for us. Not as recognized as he should have been.