According to sources close to the program, DeBoer was rushed to DCH Regional Medical Center late Tuesday evening after complaining of chest pains and shortness of breath.
Coach DeBoer was experiencing discomfort and decided to seek medical attention as a precaution,” said Alabama Athletics Director, Greg Byrne. “Our thoughts are with him and his family during this time.
Details regarding DeBoer’s condition remain scarce, but hospital officials confirm he underwent a series of tests and evaluations.
Coach DeBoer is receiving excellent care and is in stable condition,” said Dr. James Robinson, Chief Medical Officer at DCH Regional Medical Center. “We will continue to monitor his progress and provide updates as necessary.
Players and coaching staff expressed concern and support for their ailing leader.
Coach DeBoer’s health is our top priority said quarterback Jalen Milroe. We’re praying for his speedy recovery and looking forward to his return.
Alabama’s upcoming matchup against LSU is just days away, and the team’s preparation has been disrupted by DeBoer’s hospitalization.
Coach DeBoer’s absence will be felt, but we’re prepared to adapt,” said defensive coordinator, Kevin Steele. “Our focus remains on securing a win against LSU.
This incident marks the first publicized health concern for DeBoer, who has been Alabama’s head coach since 2023.
Coach DeBoer’s always been in great shape and has a high energy level, said Byrne. “This came as a surprise to everyone.
College football fans and analysts alike are sending well-wishes to DeBoer and his family.
Thoughts are with Kalen DeBoer and Alabama football,” tweeted ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit. “Hope he recovers soon.
DeBoer’s status will be reevaluated in the coming days, and the team will provide updates on his condition.
Coach DeBoer’s health is our primary concern,” said Byrne. “We’ll take things one day at a time.
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