Vanderbilt football injury report vs Mississippi State, who's in and out

Vanderbilt football has announced two more players with season-ending injuries prior to their upcoming matchup against Mississippi State. Josiah Broxton suffered a torn ACL, while Evan Hampton, who was previously injured against Kentucky, now has a fractured leg. Both players have been listed as out on the SEC's availability report for the game on November 7 at Davis-Wade Stadium in Starkville.

Jaylin Lackey and Jamison Curtis were both listed as probable, despite having dealt with long-term injuries. Lackey has yet to play this season, while Curtis only appeared in the opening game. Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor has also been ruled out for the season. It is expected that Vanderbilt will rely on junior AJ Swann as their starting signal-caller, as he was not included in the injury report following his recent injury.

The Vanderbilt team has also listed other players as questionable, including Daniel Vollmer Jr., Gunner Givens, Nikhil Jefferson, Khalil Poteat, Tyler Lockhart, and DL Diesel Moye. CB Jaylin Lackey and LB Jamison Curtis are among those considered probable for the game.