TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— Alabama freshman Vic Moten started the Crimson Tide's first game of the season in place of an injured Jocelyn Briski, and she proved right away the type of impact she was going to have on Team 30. Behind a 49-7 record, the Crimson Tide is now the No. 1 overall seed for the NCAA tournament and will be hosting a regional at Rhoads Stadium this weekend, but there were some concerns about Moten's status after she exited the SEC tournament championship game with a hard shot up the middle off her body. Alabama head coach Patrick Murphy shut down any concerns, saying the freshman pitcher is fully cleared to go. "She's good," Murphy said. "She's a tough cookie." Moten was participating in the drills with all the other pitchers during Thursday's NCAA regional practice at Rhoads Stadium and did not appear to be limited in any way.…