Alabama Vs LSU injury report shows massive advantage for Crimson Tide going into Week 11 clash

In one of the biggest games on the Week 11 college football slate, the No. 11-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide will take on the No. 15-ranked LSU Tigers in Southeastern Conference action on Saturday. The Crimson Tide are currently 2.5-point road favorites, and that could partly be due to the injury report.

The official injury report has been released, and it shows a completely different outlook for both sides. Below is a breakdown of the injury report, which helps explain why the Crimson Tide might be favored heading into this game.

Alabama Injury Report

DB Keon Sabb: OUT
WR Cole Adams: OUT

LSU Injury Report

S Jordan Allen: OUT
LB Harold Perkins Jr: OUT
WR Kyle Parker: OUT
RB John Emery Jr: OUT
OL Thomas Crawford: OUT
DE Princeton Malbrue: OUT
OL Kobe Roberts: OUT
LB Jake Ibieta: OUT
OL Tyree Adams: OUT
OL Garrett Dellinger: OUT
DT Jacobian Guillory: OUT
WR CJ Daniels: Questionable
LB West Weeks: Questionable
DT Kimo Makane'ole: Probable

As you can see, LSU has a lengthy injury list with several key players unavailable compared to Alabama. While the status of players can always change, the sheer number and caliber of LSU's injured players could have a major impact on the Tigers' chances in the game against the Tigers.

Who will win Alabama vs. LSU in Week 11?

The Alabama Crimson Tide (6-2, 3-2 SEC) are taking on the LSU Tigers (6-2, 3-1) and this game is going to mean a lot in terms of the College Football Playoff as well as the SEC Championship. It is almost a guarantee that the winner of the SEC Championship will be in the College Football Playoff.

Especially with the injury report, the Crimson Tide should have the advantage despite being on the road in this game. Both teams did not play in Week 10 and LSU's injury report is not a great sign for Saturday.

Alabama Crimson Tide's offense has been able to do well and the team is coming off a 34-0 victory over Missouri Tigers on Oct. 26. With quarterback Jalen Milroe and their offense doing well, they only need to figure out the punt returner with Cole Adams. The Tide should be able to control this game and leave with a win.