Alabama offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian underwent heart surgery last week and is expected to make a full recovery, the school announced on Tuesday. The 46-year-old's condition was discovered during an annual physical. "During Coach Sarkisian's physical last week, it was determined that he needed a procedure to correct a congenital cardiovascular anomaly before it became an issue," the statement said. "Coach Sarkisian underwent a successful procedure this past Thursday [July 2] in Birmingham. He is back home in Tuscaloosa and is expected to make a full recovery." Sarkisian was the Crimson Tide's offensive coordinator last season after having spent the previous two years in the same position with the Atlanta Falcons. The former BYU quarterback made a name for himself as an assistant on Pete Carroll's staff at USC, before becoming a head coach at Washington. After four seasons leading the Huskies, Sarkisian came back to USC as head coach for one and a...