The big picture: Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body is dealing with a wrist injury that could keep him out of Saturday’s matchup with Mississippi Valley State, according to The Montgomery Advertiser.
Body injured his non-throwing, left wrist during Alabama State’s Week 2 loss to Troy.
What is known: Hornets coach Eddie Robinson Jr. told The Montgomery Advertiser after the Troy game that Body had suffered a sprained wrist. The severity of the injury has not been disclosed.
The latest: Robinson told the newspaper that Body will be a game-time decision for Saturday’s game against Mississippi Valley State.
Why it matters: Body is a key piece of an Alabama State team entering Week 4. His availability could shape the Hornets’ offensive approach against Mississippi Valley State. He missed the second half of the 2025 season with a shoulder injury.
What’s next: Alabama State hosts Mississippi Valley State on Saturday, with Body’s status expected to be determined before kickoff. If Body can’t go, freshman Aaron Frye would get the start.
