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Alabama TE Ford hopes to play vs. Georgia despite broken arm
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Alabama TE Ford hopes to play vs. Georgia despite broken arm

ESPN 1 day 1 mins read
Alabama tight end Josh Ford broke his arm during last Saturday's win over Mississippi State, had surgery on Sunday and is attempting to play vs No. 2 Georgia.

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