Keon Sabb injury update: Alabama DB appears on Thursday injury report vs. Tennessee

Both the Alabama Crimson Tide and Tennessee Volunteers have their cigars ready for the Third Saturday in October. However, ahead of the game, both teams are dealing with several key injuries.

With the two sides getting ready for the game, both sides have released their Thursday injury report. That comes with updates from both sides and takes a look at how players are progressing going into Saturday’s massive game.

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You can view the full Thursday injury report for the game between Alabama and Tennessee, here:

Full Alabama-Tennessee injury reports

Alabama

• RB Daniel Hill — out
• LB Cayden Jones — out
• EDGE Yhonzae Pierre — questionable
• DB Domani Jackson — probable
• DB Keon Sabb — probable

Tennessee

• DB Jourdan Thomas — out
• LB Keenan Pili — out
• LB Edwin Spillman — out
• RB Cameron Seldon — questionable
• OL Lance Heard — probable

The Third Saturday in October this season is coming with both SEC Championship and College Football Playoff implications. After all, both teams have one loss already but expect to be competing late into the year.

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For Alabama, a major concern going into the game has been the health of their wide receivers. Both Kendrick Law and Kobe Prentice have been dealing with injuries and were listed on the Wednesday injury report as probable. So, it does seem like they’re trending in the direction of being able to play against a very talented Tennessee defense on Saturday.

Among the biggest losses for Tennessee is redshirt senior linebacker Keenan Pili, who is out for the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Following the disappointing news, he shared a statement on social media with Volunteers fans.

“To my brothers, coaches and staff, thank you for helping me become a better man on and off the field. Let’s go finish what we started! To my family, wife and baby boy on the way, thank you for sacrificing for me to live my dream. I hope I made you proud,” Pili wrote. “To Tennessee, friends and fans, thank you for treating me as family and giving me a place I can always call home. Your love and support has been felt during this time. To the game of football, I don’t know what the future holds, but thank you for a lifetime of memories I will cherish and never forget. As hard and confusing as life may be, I thank my Father in Heaven for allowing me to play this game, and I trust in His Plan.”

Alabama will go into Neyland Stadium for the Third Saturday in October this weekend looking to beat Tennessee in a game with College Football Playoff implications. That game is set to kick at 3:30 p.m. EST.