Alabama football appears as if it will have two of its major contributors back for its Saturday game against LSU at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Terrion Arnold suffered what Nick Saban called a “slight” concussion in Alabama’s win over Tennessee before the bye. He appeared in practice footage released by the Crimson Tide this week.

Arnold was on the field for pregame warmups with the rest of Alabama’s defensive backs. He appeared to be fully participating.

In Arnold’s absence, Trey Amos stepped up at cornerback for the Tide. He would likely continue in that role should Arnold be unable to go against LSU.

Linebacker Trezmen Marshall missed the Tennessee game. He was injured in Alabama’s win over Mississippi State, suffering bruised ribs that kept him out against the Volunteers.

Marshall was both in uniform and participating in drills with the other linebackers.

Just as he did when fellow linebacker Deontae Lawson was injured earlier in the season, Jihaad Campbell stepped up against Tennessee when Marshall was out. He scored the touchdown that sealed the win against the Volunteers, picking up a fumble forced by Chris Braswell and taking it to the house.

Alabama and LSU are scheduled to kick off at 6:45 p.m. CT. The game will be aired on CBS.