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Arkansas Razorbacks Injury Report| October 3, 2024

Arkansas Razorbacks
Sep 28, 2024; Arlington, Texas, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks linebacker Larry Worth III (30) reacts during the first half against the Texas A&M Aggies at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

As the Arkansas Razorbacks prepare to battle the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas, it’s vital to learn about the Hogs’ health status as they enter arguably the most challenging game they will play this season. Of course, the No. 2 Texas Longhorns would assert that the Razorbacks’ toughest game of the season is against them—and many across the nation would agree with them.

Therefore, this article provides readers with an understanding of the Arkansas Razorbacks’ current health status. However, before offering an account of Arkansas’ health status, this piece supplies readers with information about the Tennessee Volunteers’ health status.

Tennessee Volunteers Injury Report

The Tennessee Volunteers are off to an excellent 4-0 (1-0 SEC) start. Last week, they benefited from a bye week, which allowed them to nurse their injuries. Tommy Harvey, Tennessee Volunteers beat writer at Total Apex Sports, reported that after Tennessee’s first SEC victory of the season against the Oklahoma Sooners before its bye week, the Volunteers needed to “get healthy at some key positions.”

Harvey noted starting left tackle Lance Heard missed the last two games against Kent State and Oklahoma. Also, he disclosed that right tackle John Campbell Jr., defensive back Boo Carter, and offensive lineman Sham Umarov had been battling injuries. Fortunately for Tennessee, none of those players were listed on the team’s injury report released on Wednesday, October 2, 2024.

The Volunteers’ injury report lists four players: defensive back Jourdan Thomas, who will miss the entire season, linebacker Edwin Spillman, defensive back Montrell Bandy, and defensive back John Slaughter. The SEC imposes significant penalties on teams that don’t promulgate “accurate and timely” reports. Regarding injuries, Tennessee is in robust shape as it heads to Fayetteville, Arkansas, on Saturday.

Arkansas Razorbacks Injury Report

Arkansas Razorbacks quarterback Taylen Green (10) throws the ball as Auburn Tigers take on Arkansas Razorbacks at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Auburn Tigers 24-14. Mandatory Credit: Jake Crandall/Imagn

The Arkansas Razorbacks have injuries that concern head coach Sam Pittman. According to Sports Illustrated staff writer Daniel Shi, Arkansas will have to face Tennessee without offensive lineman Patrick Kutas, the sixth straight game missed, and defensive back Jaylon Braxton, the fourth consecutive game missed. Shi revealed that defensive back Hudson Clark has been “upgraded to probable after missing the past three weeks.”

Unfortunately, Arkansas will be without its No. 2 running back, Rodney Hill, who has played in all previous games. Whole Hog Sports reported that Sam Pittman reinstated running back Rashod Dubinion after he was suspended indefinitely. Arkansas has always had great tight ends. However, the team’s depth at tight end will be tested this week as three tight ends appear on the injury report: Andreas Paaske is doubtful, and Luke Hasz and Ty Washington are questionable for Saturday’s game. Hogs’ wide receiver Khafre Brown has been ruled out for the game.

The Razorbacks’ grueling schedule is conspicuous by the previously mentioned injuries that have mounted each week. At this stage of the season, Arkansas has already had physical contests with Oklahoma State, Auburn, and Texas A&M. With few exceptions, the level of physicality will only increase the rest of the season.

Conclusion

The Arkansas Razorbacks have an excellent football team despite two one-possession losses, one on the road at Oklahoma State and the other last week at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, against Texas A&M. In those two losses, Arkansas made critical mistakes that led to defeats. The team must overcome its injuries and proclivity to make crushing mistakes if it desires to achieve a massive upset against Tennessee in Fayetteville, Arkansas, on Saturday night.

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