Kentucky at Ole Miss: Thursday injury report revealed

Kentucky and Ole Miss are another day closer to an SEC showdown in Oxford, and both teams saw their injury picture get into clearer focus for the weekend. And one team still has far more players on the report than the other.

And while Ole Miss does far exceed the Wildcats with the number of players on the report, with many being probably or questionable, there’s less cause for concern. Fortunately for the Rebels, none of their major pieces seem to be in danger of missing Saturday’s action.

See the full SEC injury reports for Kentucky and Ole Miss below.

Full Ole Miss-Kentucky Thursday injury report

Ole Miss

CB Cedrick Beavers – Out
WR Izaiah Hartrup – Out
WR Devin Price – Out
RB Logan Diggs – Out
OL Cam East – Out
OL Jeremy James – Out
WR Joshua Pfeifer – Out
TE Hudson Wolfe – Out
S Louis Moore – Doubtful
DT Akelo Stone – Doubtful
WR Ayden Williams – Probable
CB Isaiah Hamilton – Probable
DT Walter Nolen – Probable
LB T.J. Dottery – Probable
CB Brandon Turnage – Probable
TE Dae’Quan Wright – Probable
WR Jordan Watkins – Probable
DE Jared Ivey – Probable
CB Chris Graves Jr. – Probable
DT J.J. Pegues – Probable
TE Salathiel Hemphill – Probable
OL Jayden Williams – Probable
OL Caleb Warren – Probable
OL Micah Pettus – Probable
OL Gerquan Scott – Probable
OL Nate Kalepo – Probable

Kentucky

RB DeaMonte “Chip” Trayanum – Out
WR Hardley Gilmore IV – Out
DL Darrion Henry-Young – Out
OL Courtland Ford – Out
DL Tavion Gadson – Out
DL Josaih Hayes – Out
LB Devin Smith – Out
DB Maxwell Hairston – Questionable

The biggest name listed for Kentucky — and perhaps either team — is running back Chip Trayanum, who has been sidelined all season with an injury to date. But head coach Mark Stoops recently shared an encouraging sign about the running back, who was doubtful on Wednesday’s report and then ruled out on Thursday.

Trayanum has yet to appear in a game for Kentucky after transferring in from Ohio State this offseason. A former four-star recruit, Trayanum was ranked as the No. 28 running back in the country in the class of 2020, per the On3 Industry rankings.

He was expected to be the starting running back for the Wildcats in 2024, but he missed the first four games of the season while dealing with a hand injury.