... Burton (Syndicated Writer) While Mark Ingram was out, the world marveled over the exploits of Trent Richardson and his rough shod running over, through and away from opposing defenders. The media didn't waste a moment in creating a story line that Richardson, the usual backup, may be the best back in the Alabama stable.

Then Ingram returned to play in the third game and in his usual role, started the game. Many wondered if he had lost a step in his recent knee injury and surgery. The wondered if Saban should have started Richardson and let Ingram try and earn his job back slowly.

They didn't have to wonder long.

On the first play from scrimmage, Mark Ingram ran for 48 yards and on just his t...

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