Tennessee football RB Daune Morris, out with broken leg, on injury report vs Texas A&M
Tennessee football running back Daune Morris, who suffered a broken leg in a car crash, was added to SEC student-athlete availability report on Nov. 13.
Daune Morris, Tennessee football's running back, was included in the SEC student-athlete availability report on November 13 after breaking his leg in a car accident on the same day. He will miss the remainder of the season. Morris recorded 66 rushes for 434 yards and three touchdowns this season, playing as the primary backup to Heisman Trophy contender DeSean Bishop.
His replacement in the backfield is Tulane transfer Javin Gordon, who has 28 carries for 129 yards, missing four games due to injury. Sophomore Justin Baker is another option, having rushed for 91 yards and one touchdown. Starting left guard Nic Moore will also miss the game against Texas A&M due to illness, with Sham Umarov and Jesse Perry as potential replacements at left guard or right tackle, respectively.
Tennessee football has marked several players as out for the game, including TE Ethan Davis (knee), KR/WR Joakim Dodson (leg), LB Jaedon Harmon (knee), S Edrees Farooq (knee), DE Tyree Weathersby (knee), DB Dylan Lewis (foot), OL Wendell Moe (lower leg), and OL Nic Moore (illness). Meanwhile, Texas A&M's injury report lists WR Mario Craver (questionable), OL Trovon Baugh (out), WR Terry Bussey (out), WR Kelshaun Johnson (out), OL Blake Ivy (out), and WR Ashton Bethel-Roman (out).
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