Tennessee, Kentucky Release Injury Reports Before Ranked Matchup

The teams released their midweek injury information on November 4, offering an update before their Saturday meeting in Neyland Stadium. Both programs enter the matchup ranked among the top 13 and pursuing a place in the College Football Playoff, making the contest a significant test for each side.

Tennessee listed seven players as out: Dylan Lewis, Wendell Moe Jr., Joakim Dodson, Jadais Richard, Ethan Davis, Edrees Farooq and Jaedon Harmon.

Kentucky’s report named four players as out: Antwan Smith, Justyn Hartley, Jaden Smith and Grant Grayton. Isaiah McMillian was listed as questionable, while Sam Greene was designated probable.

The Wildcats have one loss, a defeat to Alabama, a team Tennessee has beaten. Kentucky is seeking its first playoff appearance; Tennessee is aiming for its second. The report describes the game as a major opportunity for both teams, with Tennessee playing at home and Kentucky looking to continue its pursuit of a playoff berth.

The injury designations give the teams and fans a clearer view of player availability heading into Saturday’s rivalry game. The report does not provide further detail on the players’ injuries or indicate whether any of the listed statuses have changed.