Alabama has reportedly demoted Jalen Milroe and Tyler Buchner will start in Week 3 vs. South Florida.
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With SEC play around the corner, Nick Saban is moving Milroe down the depth chart in favor of Buchner, who appeared in 13 games for Notre Dame in 2021 and 2022. The news was reported by 247Sports.Buchner joined Alabama in April after uninspiring performances from the Tide’s QBs in the spring game. The 20-year-old lost the preseason QB battle to Milroe but has apparently shown enough in practice for Saban to feel comfortable making a switch.
Milroe looked good in the season opener vs. Middle Tennessee but wasn’t up to snuff vs. Texas’ quality defense. Buchner’s numbers with Notre Dame last season are worrisome but should be taken with a grain of salt, considering it was Marcus Freeman’s first year as head coach of the Fighting Irish. Transitional pains are inevitable when a new coach takes the helm.Buchner should be comfortable in the Crimson Tide’s offense, as he’s working with offensive coordinator Tommy Rees.
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