Kentucky Injury Report: Cats will be very thin versus Tennessee
A new SEC policy has arrived in 2024 with weekly injury reports being published during game week. The conference now requires each of their 16 members to provide multiple “availability reports” during game week. We got the first one for Auburn vs. Kentucky on Wednesday night.
Kentucky listed 17 players on the first availability report ahead of this weekend’s game against Auburn. Players must be listed as out (0% chance to play), doubtful (25% chance to play), questionable (50% chance to play), or probable (75% chance to play). This week’s injury report includes multiple starters.
Maxwell Hairston | DB | Out
Jantzen Dunn | DB | Out
Darrion Henry-Young | DL | Out
Gerald Mincey | OL | Out
Josaih Hayes | DL | Out
Chip Trayanum | RB | Out
Steven Soles Jr. | OLB | Out
Jordan Dingle | TE | Out
D’Eryk Jackson | LB | Out
J.J. Weaver | OLB | Out
Quay’sheed Scott | DB | Doubtful
DJ Waller Jr. | DB | Questionable
Jayvant Brown | LB | Questionable
Deone Walker | DT | Probable
Tavion Gadson | DL | Probable
Demie Sumo-Karngbaye | RB | Probable
Maxwell Hairston will miss his fifth consecutive game on Saturday night. There was also some surprises.
Chip Trayanum will miss another game after making his season debut. Starters Jordan Dingle, Gerald Mincey, D’Eryk Jackson, and J.J. Weaver will also miss the game. DJ Waller Jr. is questionable. The Cats are a banged-up football team but should get Demie Sumo-Karngbaye and nose tackle Tavion Gadson back this week.
Another availability report will be published daily, and we’ll receive a final report on Saturday 90 minutes while the Wildcats take the field at Neyland Stadium.
Tennessee places 5 players on availability report
Josh Heupel‘s team is also dealing with some injuries at the moments. The Vols are currently without two defensive starters.
Keenan Pili | LB | Out
Jourdan Thomas | DB | Out
Edwin Spillman | LB | Out
Caleb Herring | DL | Questionable
William Satterwhite | OL | Questionable
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