Since Bama has jumped out to big leads on its opponents this season, total rushing yards are way down because teams have been forced to pass to try to catch up. However, Bama has been stout against the run when teams have tried to run, too.
Prior to the Ole Miss game, Bama was holding opponents to 49.44% of their average yards per carry for the season.
Individual game breakdown
Clemson - 0.0 vs 4.3 (0%)
Tulane - 2.7 vs 4.1 (66%)
WKU - 1.9 vs 4.0 (48%)
Arkansas - 3.0 vs 4.0 (75%)
Georgia - 3.1 vs 4.9 (63%)
Kentucky - 1.8 vs 4.0 (45%)
Against Ole Miss, the actual game in which Cody was injured, Bama gave up 4.6 yards per carry vs their 4.4 average (104.55%), much of it on a single play of a drive that was ultimately kept out of the end zone.
Against Tennessee, we returned to form, giving up 1.7 vs 3.7 (46%)
Was I worried when Cody went down? Absolutely.
Was I worried about the trip to Tennessee? Not really, and not because of Cody's absence.
Am I worried about LSU? Absolutely, but not because of Cody's possible absence. Tyson Jackson scares me more than Charles Scott.