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Mizzou football lists 24 players on SEC injury report Wednesday before Ole Miss

Missouri football posted its first injury report Wednesday ahead of its game at Ole Miss. Here’s who opened the week with an availability designation.

Mizzou football lists 24 players on SEC injury report Wednesday before Ole Miss

Missouri's football team has filed a 24-player injury and availability report for their upcoming game against Ole Miss on Saturday. Among the players listed as "probable" to play are quarterback Austin Simmons, linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez, safety Kensley Louidor-Faustin, edge rushers Daeden Hopkins and Langden Kitchen, tight end Jordon Harris, wide receiver Damarion Fowlkes, and safety Jayden McGregory.

Eleven players are classified as "questionable," meaning there is a roughly even chance of their playing. These include left tackle Cayden Green, wide receiver Cayden Lee, linebacker Robert Woodyard Jr., edge rusher Darris Smith, tight end Brett Norfleet, safety Santana Banner, defensive tackle Sterling Webb, wide receiver Shaun Terry II, linebacker Jeremiah Beasley, cornerbacks Cam Keys and Khalief Canty Jr. Running backs Ahmad Hardy and Malae Fonoti, right tackle Josh Atkins, safety JaDon Blair, and tight end Gavin Hoffman have been ruled out for the game.

The SEC requires member organizations to submit these reports every night starting Wednesday before in-conference games, with the final report published 90 minutes prior to kickoff. The report does not explicitly include injury details, but rather lists players who are unavailable or possibly unavailable due to various factors, including injuries.

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