Florida at Mississippi State: Friday injury report revealed
Two SEC teams already in desperate need of a win will meet in Starkville when Florida plays Mississippi State. Both find themselves at 1-2 overall with the Gators having lost their first league game last weekend while this is now the conference opener for the Bulldogs.
With that being the case, this is the first-ever official injury report for Mississippi State and now the second for Florida.
The update from Wednesday to Thursday already saw one subtraction from it. Corey Ellington went from probable to off the report entirely for the Bulldogs. That brought the total statuses on the list to 19 players with eight for Mississippi State and 11 for Florida
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Here’s how the final report looks with less than 24 hours between now and kickoff between these two inside Davis Wade.
Full Florida-Mississippi State Friday injury report
Florida
WR Ja’Quavion Fraziars – Out
DB Ja’Keem Jackson – Out
WR Eugene Wilson III – Out
DB Aaron Gates – Out
DB Asa Turner – Out
WR Kahleil Jackson – Out
OL Roderick Kearney – Out
DL Michai Boireau – Out
DL Jamari Lyons – Out
DL Joey Slackman – Out
Mississippi State
CB DeAgo Brumfield – Out
DL Kedrick Bingley-Jones – Out
RB Xavier Gayten – Out
CB Traveon Wright – Out
S Chris Keys Jr. – Out
DL Kalvin Dinkins – Out
K Marlon Hauck – Out
S Tyler Woodard – Out (1st Half)
Florida comes in being underwater through just three games this season. They’ve suffered a 24-point loss at home to a rival in Miami to open and a 13-point loss, which wasn’t even as close as that at times, at home to start the conference slate against Texas A&M. That’s not to mention the quarterback and roster questions that have been asked since kickoff. Simply put, it hasn’t been going well and Billy Napier is taking the brunt of it for that with the conversation now coming to his job security.
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As for Mississippi State, they’re not in a much better spot after last week. Jeff Lebby is going to get his grace as a first-year, let alone first-time, head coach for the Bulldogs. That said, while a seven-point loss, albeit one that was more one-sided than that margin, at Arizona State is one thing, a 25-point home loss to Toledo is a whole other.
When looking at each of their respective league schedules, this is one that both Florida and Mississippi State may desperately need. Some of these players could make the difference in that depending on who ends up out and who can be in for kickoff tomorrow afternoon.
Eugene Wilson, Joey Slackman both out for Florida
Florida will be without two of their bigger names coming into this season on Saturday due to injury.
The most significant of the pair is the second consecutive absence for Eugene Wilson, the Gators’ leader in receptions and second-leader in yardage. He was listed as out on Wednesday’s injury report following a knee injury he had against Samford that held him out last weekend against the Aggies. He has since had a minor procedure done on that knee. This comes after he had totaled 13 catches for 191 yards and a touchdown in his short time this season.
The other name is one that Florida added in the offseason in Joey Slackman. He will also be out and now reportedly be out for a significant amount of time following arthroscopic surgery on his left meniscus. In a pair of appearances against the ‘Canes and A&M, he had put up two tackles for their defensive line.