Tennessee football reports no new injuries for the South Carolina game

Tennessee's football team reported no new injuries for their upcoming game against South Carolina on October 24. The team's initial SEC student-athlete availability report, released on October 21, listed no additional injuries. This report will be updated daily until the final 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Despite this, the Vols have already lost seven players for the season due to injuries: left guard Wendell Moe, safety Edrees Farooq (knee), tight end Ethan Davis (knee), safety Dylan Lewis (foot), receiver and kick returner Joakim Dodson (leg), linebacker Jaedon Harmon (knee), and cornerback Jadais Richard (upper-body).

Tennessee's injury report shows OL Wendell Moe (out for the season due to a lower leg injury), DB Dylan Lewis (out for the season due to a foot injury), S Edrees Farooq (out for the season due to a knee injury), TE Ethan Davis (out for the season due to a knee injury), KR/WR Joakim Dodson (out for the season due to a leg injury), LB Jaedon Harmon (out for the season due to a knee injury), and CB Jadais Richard (out for the season due to an upper-body injury).

South Carolina's injury report includes OL Carter Miller (questionable), DB Quay Shedd Scott (doubtful), WR Jayden Sellers (out), EDGE Kobby Sakyi-Prah (out), OL Josiah Thompson (out), and OL Seth Smith (out). The SEC student-athlete availability report, introduced in the 2024 season for conference games, provides a daily update leading to a final report 90 minutes before the game.

Players are classified as available, probable, questionable, doubtful, or out for the upcoming game, with each designation corresponding to a specific chance of playing. Schools are required to accurately report any potential participation issues, facing penalties for failure to do so.