Purdue Football Faces Significant Injury, Evaluates QB Battle

As spring football practices approach their conclusion, Alabama, Purdue, and Michigan State are facing various challenges and developments. Alabama's spring practice is highlighted by player injuries, with several key players, including Geno VanDeMark and Cole Adams, limited to stationary bikes during sessions. Purdue is dealing with a significant injury to tight end George Burhenn, who suffered a lower leg injury during a scrimmage, raising concerns for their offense. Meanwhile, Purdue is also focusing on its quarterback competition, emphasizing the need to acquire a starting-caliber QB from the transfer portal. Michigan State has been active in bolstering its offensive line through transfers, aiming to improve last season's performance, with new players like Conner Moore and Luka Vincic making a positive impact. Each program looks to address its unique issues as they prepare for the upcoming season.