Conner Weigman injury update: Texas A&M QB's status revealed on Thursday report vs. Arkansas

Arkansas and Texas A&M are set to clash this weekend after each program won its SEC opener in recent weeks, giving this Southwest Classic an added bit of importance. And the injury report looms large.

The winner will move to 2-0 in SEC play, no small feat. Of course, it figures to be a hard-fought game when these two programs get together.

Much of the focus will be on that injury report, with Texas A&M quarterback Conner Weigman‘s status up in the air. Weigman has missed the last two weeks due to a sprained AC joint.

You can view the complete injury report for both Arkansas and Texas A&M below.

Arkansas:

• RB Rashod Dubinion – Out
• DB Jaylon Braxton – Out
• DB Miguel Mitchell – Out
• OL Patrick Kutas – Out
• TE Andreas Paaske – Out
• WR Khafre Brown – Out
• WR Monte Harrison – Doubtful
• TE Ty Washington – Probable
• DB Hudson Clark – Probable
• RB Tyrell Reed – Probable

Texas A&M:

• RB Rueben Owens – Out
• DB Tyreek Chappell – Out
• OL Mark Nabou Jr. – Out
• OL TJ Shanahan – Out
• DL Enai White – Questionable
• QB Conner Weigman – Questionable
• DB Bryce Anderson – Probable

A&M has started redshirt freshman Marcel Reed at quarterback in each of the past two weeks. He has looked impressive both through the air and on the ground, rushing for more than 80 yards both in Week 3 against Florida and this past week against Bowling Green.

Reed completed 16-of-29 passes for 173 yards and two touchdowns in the win against the Falcons. He has scored five times in the past two weeks and should continue to fill in capably if Weigman is unable to go.

Aggies coach Mike Elko explained Wednesday that Weigman is still a game-time decision for Saturday.

As for Arkansas, the Razorbacks opened up SEC play this past week with a 24-14 win against Auburn. They had a total of six players miss that game due to injury, including defensive backs Jaylon Braxton and Hudson Clark.

The Hogs are led by a rushing attack that is averaging 240.0 ground yards per game through the first month of the season. It’s not just running back Ja’Quinden Jackson either, though he has paced the way with 472 yards and eight touchdowns. Quarterback Taylen Green also has dual-threat capability and is liable to take off at any moment.

That should keep the defense honest as Arkansas squares off against Texas A&M at 2:30 p.m. CT on Saturday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

On3’s Chandler Vessels also contributed to this report.