Jared Curtis stays on Vanderbilt football injury report before Ole Miss

Vanderbilt football quarterback Jared Curtis remains probable to take the field against Ole Miss, as per the initial SEC injury report released on October 7. Curtis was sidelined for a previous game against Georgia due to an injury sustained during a match with Auburn. Blaze Berlowitz stepped in to start that game. Curtis participated in practice on October 6, according to Clark Lea.

Jaylin Lackey and Jamison Curtis, both nursing soft-tissue injuries, are still sidelined, while freshman offensive lineman Mitchell Smith is listed as doubtful. Vanderbilt, currently 3-2 with a 0-2 SEC record, is scheduled to face Ole Miss, who sit at 3-1 with a 1-1 SEC record, at FirstBank Stadium on October 17 at 2:30 p.m. CT on ESPN.

Vanderbilt football will be without cornerback Jaylin Lackey, linebacker Jamison Curtis, defensive lineman Aaron Bryant, wide receiver Kahden Smith, and is doubtful to start offensive lineman Mitchell Smith. Ole Miss, on the other hand, will be without inside linebacker Ant Davis Jr., running back Joshua Dye, safety Craig Tutt, offensive lineman Jalan Chapman, offensive lineman Emmanuel Faulkner, and tight end Wyatt Smalley.

Questionable for Ole Miss are running backs Kewan Lacy and Gerald Lacy Jr. Vanderbilt's defense is set to feature probable cornerback Cedrick Beavers and cornerback Dorian Barney, while safety MJ Preston.