BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA - Running back LaBrandon Toefield, who broke his left arm Oct. 5 against Louisiana-Lafayette, returned to the LSU practice field on Monday. <br>
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Toefield was exempted from contact, but had his helmet and shoulder pads on for the session. <br>
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``I'm not sure that he will be ready to play in this game, but maybe some time in the near future if he continues to make progress,'' coach Nick Saban said. <br>
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Toefield was LSU's leading rusher last season with 992 yards, which earned him First-Team All SEC honors. He had gained 323 yards in five games this season. <br>
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``The big thing we want to do is make sure that we are not putting him in any risk when he goes out there,'' Saban said. <br>
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Doctors had said Toefield would be out for six weeks after the injury. That would keep him off the field for two more weeks. <br>
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BACK IN THE BCS: LSU returned to the Bowl Championship Series rankings Monday at 13th. They were No. 9 in the first BCS poll on Oct. 21 but fell out after a 31-7 loss. <br>
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HALLOWEEN HEX: Once LSU gets past Halloween it's been practically unbeatable under coach Nick Saban. <br>
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The Tigers have a 10-1 record in games after October. LSU carries an eight-game November winning streak into Saturday's game against Alabama. <br>
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Last year the Tigers were 4-3 at the end of October then reeled off six straight wins to finish 10-3. <br>
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LSU's only loss in November under Saban was against Arkansas in 2000.
