Vanderbilt football injury report vs Mississippi State, who's in and out
Here's who's on Vanderbilt football's injury report vs. Mississippi State.
Vanderbilt's football team has announced additional players with season-ending injuries before their upcoming game against Mississippi State. Josiah Broxton suffered a torn ACL, while Evan Hampton, who was injured against Kentucky, has a fractured leg. Both players were reported as out ahead of the November 7 match at Davis-Wade Stadium in Starkville.
Jaylin Lackey and Jamison Curtis, both dealing with long-term injuries, are listed as probable for the game. Lackey has missed the entire season, while Curtis only played in the season opener. Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor is out for the season, leading Vanderbilt to potentially rely on freshman AJ Swann as their starting signal-caller.
Vanderbilt's injury report also lists several players as questionable, including linebacker Daniel Vollmer Jr., offensive lineman Gunner Givens, defensive lineman Aaron Bryant, and defensive lineman Khalil Poteat. Additionally, defensive linemen Nikhil Jefferson and DL Aaron Bryant are listed as probable, while center Brian Allen Jr. is listed as out.
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