TUSCALOOSA, Ala. --  Alabama star quarterback  Bryce Young did not start Saturday night's game against  Texas A&M as he continues to deal with shoulder soreness in his throwing arm. Young dressed out and was one of three team captains for the game but did not attempt any passes during pregame warm-ups. Shortly before kickoff, Young was announced in the stadium as the starter. Instead,  Jalen Milroe, who scored two touchdowns in relief of Young during last weekend's win at  Arkansas, got the start. Young, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner and a possible first-round pick in next year's NFL draft, was injured during the first half at Arkansas when he scrambled, was tackled and landed on his throwing shoulder. Saban told ESPN on Thursday that there was no structural damage done to Young's shoulder. Saban said the injury is not expected to keep Young out long term. Young took reps at practice this week but was limited throwing the...