Tennessee Football vs. Arkansas: Wednesday Availability Report

Tennessee football resumes conference play on Saturday night when they travel to Fayetteville to face Arkansas at 7:30 p.m. ET.

With a SEC showdown approaching that means there’s a new Tennessee football availability report every night between Wednesday and kickoff on Saturday. The game day availability report is available 90 minutes before kickoff.

The availability report is new to the SEC this season and it is effectively an injury report that lists players as out, doubtful, questionable or probable except none of the teams have to list what the specific injuries that players are dealing with are.

With that, let’s take a look at the Tennessee-Arkansas Wednesday availability report including some notes on the report for both teams.

Tennessee Availability Report

OUT

– S Jourdan Thomas

– S John Slaughter

– LB Edwin Spillman

– DB Montrell Bandy

Tennessee Notes

Very positive initial availability report for Tennessee with both starting offensive tackles Lance Heard and John Campbell not listed on the report at all. Heard missed both of Tennessee’s wins over Kent State and Oklahoma ahead of the open date while Campbell suffered an injury against Oklahoma.

Jourdan Thomas is out for the year after tearing his ACL in fall camp. Spillman and Slaughter are both third string defenders who would have only had limited roles if available. Bandy is a walk-on defensive back.

Arkansas Availability Report

OUT

– DB Jaylon Braxton

– DB Miguel Mitchell

– RB Rodney Hill

– OL Patrick Kutas

-WR Khafre Brown

DOUBTFUL

– TE Andreas Paaske

QUESTIONABLE

– TE Ty Washington

– TE Luke Hasz

PROBABLE

– DB Hudson Clarke

– WR Monte Harrison

Arkansas Notes

Hasz is Arkansas’ top tight end and suffered an injury in the Texas A&M game. He is fifth on the Razorbacks with 93 receiving yards this season and tied for the team-lead with one receiving touchdown. Washington is his top backup with two catches for 25 yards and one touchdown.

Braxton is one of Arkansas’ top corners and played 29 snaps against Arkansas-Pine Bluff and 48 against Oklahoma State before suffering an injury.

Hill is one of two backups for star running back Ja’Quinden Jackson. He has 15 carries for 78 yards and a touchdown this season and has played in all five games up to this point.