Yahoo Sports: Julio Jones played all day with a broken hand. Nick Saban is not impressed.
After the and the brilliance of his Gamecock counterpart, Alshon Jeffery, Alabama receiver Julio Jones was the quiet star of Saturday's ill-fated trip to South Carolina: He racked up 118 yards on eight catches, one shy of his career high, and came down with the Crimson Tide's first touchdown just before halftime. He was the only offensive player 'Bama coaches chose to publicly recognize in the loss. And he did it almost entirely with a broken hand he suffered in the first quarter. The injury was bad enough (and presumably exacerbated by Jones continuing to block and catch passes all ...