Bryce Young stepped into the first-team quarterback role and impressed during  Alabama's spring game on Saturday, winning Most Valuable Player honors after completing 25 of 44 passes for 333 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions. Young, a former five-star prospect, was Mac Jones' primary backup as a freshman last season. He appeared in nine games, including late during Alabama's win over Ohio State in the national championship game. Coach Nick Saban said after the scrimmage that Young played well all spring. "We continue to work on him kind of having a presence out there that affects other people in a positive way," Saban said. "And I think he's starting to get more and more respect from the other players by the way he plays. "But every scrimmage we had, he performed really well, and I thought he performed well today." Young wasn't the only underclassman to stand out during the spring game, which saw a number of veterans sidelined by injuries,...