Tre Harris, Princely Umanmielen status revealed on Ole Miss at LSU Friday injury report

The stage is set for a top-tier SEC matchup this weekend when Ole Miss and LSU  face off on Saturday night in Death Valley. A rematch of a memorable shootout from last season that the Rebels won at home in thrilling fashion.

No. 9 ranked Ole Miss has already suffered a loss this season in conference play after Kentucky upset the Rebels at home in Week 5. As they’ll look to make that their last loss of the regular season in order to keep their SEC title and College Football Playoff hopes alive.

LSU has only faced one SEC opponent this year, securing a road victory over South Carolina in a back-and-forth marquee Week 3 matchup. Now coming off a bye week and diving into the thick of their SEC schedule as the No. 13 ranked team in the country.

Despite coming off of a bye, the injury bug has definitely bit the Tigers this season in unfortunate fashion, and the same has applied to Ole Miss. And with the status of several players being in question this week, the official Friday injury report below is definitely vital information heading into Saturday’s game.

Full Ole Miss-LSU Friday injury report

Ole Miss

• CB Cedrick Beavers – Out
• WR Izaiah Hartup – Out
• RB Logan Diggs – Out
• OL Jayden Williams – Out
• RB Matt Jones–Out
• DE Princely Umanmielen–Questionable
• DT JJ Pegues–Questionable
• OL Jeremy James–Questionable
• DT Akelo Stone–Questionable
• S Louis Moore–Probable
• WR Tre Harris–Probable

LSU

• LB Harold Perkins Jr. – Out
• WR Kyle Parker – Out
• RB John Emery – Out
• DE Princeton Malbrue – Out
• OL Kobe Roberts – Out
• LB Jake Ibieta – Out
• DT Jacobian Guillory – Out
• WR Chris Hilton Jr.–Doubtful
• WR CJ Daniels–Doubtful
• RB Caden Durham–Probable
• DT Jay’Viar Suggs–Probable
• LB West Weeks–Probable
• DT Jalen Lee–Probable

On the field, numerous key players will not be available between both teams for Saturday’s game. But on the sidelines, both head coaches will be locked and loaded. Both giving each other high praise headed into this weekend’s matchup.

“Lane has a positive outlook on the game and he certainly has been a central figure in college football,” Brian Kelly said. “He can poke fun at himself and others, and I think he’s good for college football.”

“They got new staff and Brian does a great job,” Lane Kiffin said. “I think he’s all-time active, winningest college coach,” Kiffin said. “You got to make hard changes to be a successful head coach and I’m sure that was challenging for him, but you gotta do what’s in the best interest of the team.”