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Trent Richardson Played Role Of Leonard Fournette On Alabama's Scout Team
by TD Staff Reporter
November 7, 201630 Comments

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Alabama had some help preparing for LSU running back Leonard Fournette and it involved a former Crimson Tide player.
According to AL.com, former Alabama and NFL running back Trent Richardson was used to simulate Leonard Fournette on the Crimson Tide scout team last week.
The website also reports that former Alabama quarterback John Parker Wilson was used to play the role of LSU's Danny Etling.
According to AL.com, former Alabama and NFL running back Trent Richardson was used to simulate Leonard Fournette on the Crimson Tide scout team last week.
The website also reports that former Alabama quarterback John Parker Wilson was used to play the role of LSU's Danny Etling.
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While Wilson played the role of LSU quarterback Danny Etling, Richardson mimicked Tigers star running back Leonard Fournette, whom Alabama ended up limiting to 35 yards on 17 carries during its 10-0 win over LSU.
Richardson, a Heisman Trophy finalist in 2011 and a former top-five NFL draft pick, has been out of football since the Baltimore Ravens released him in early August.
He recently worked out for the Kansas City Chiefs.
"I think Trent gave a pretty good look, and John Parker, too," Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey said. "I tackled Trent this week, man. That's a big guy, man. It's also pretty cool just to go against those guys, knowing what they've done for the program."
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