Alabama right guard Michael Carroll, a freshman All-America pick last season, is expected to be available for Saturday's game vs. Florida State, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
Carroll, who missed last weekend's win at Kentucky with an undisclosed injury, has been back practicing with the team in recent days.
The former No. 1-ranked guard in the class of 2025 switched from right tackle to right guard this offseason. He started and played most of the season-opener vs. East Carolina two weeks ago.
When Carroll was out, Alabama moved around its guards, shifting starting left guard William Sanders to right guard and starting backup Mal Waldrep Jr. at left guard in his place.
The Alabama offensive line settled in during the second half at Kentucky, paving the way for a 104-yard rushing performance by running back Daniel Hill. The Crimson Tide won the game 45-17.
No. 10 Alabama (2-0) is looking to get even with Florida State (1-1) after last season's loss on the road in Tallahassee.