Injury News

Carr has been diagnosed with a Grade 2 hamstring strain isn't expected to play Friday night against Colorado, Ryan Kartje of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Stepp (ankle) has been ruled out for the next 3-to-5 weeks due to a torn ligament in his left ankle, Adam Grosbard of The Orange County Register reports.

Huntley (undisclosed) stated Monday that he's playing in Saturday's game against California, Dirk Facer of the Deseret News reports.

Coach Scott Frost announced that Washington is not currently a member of the Cornhuskers, Sam McKewon of Omaha.com reports.

Harris (upper body) did not return to action after getting injured midway through the second quarter and isn't expected to play Saturday at Rice, Stan Caldwell of the Sun Herald reports.

McCrae (knee) will miss Saturday's game against Temple, Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel reports.

Verdell suffered a soft tissue strain in the win over Washington but Head Coach Mario Cristobal feels good about his chances to play against Washington State this Saturday, James Crepea of The Oregonian reports.

Smoke (shoulder) did not practice Monday but could practic Tuesday in a red non-contact jersey, Josh Moore of the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.

Head Coach Jeremy Pruitt said that the team is basically in wait-and-see mode on the status of Maurer (head) for Saturday's game against South Carolina, Patrick Brown of 247sports.com reports.

Head coach Nick Rolovich stated Stovall is no longer a part of the team, Hawaii Football announced on its Twitter.

Reichard (hip) had another MRI done Monday and is unlikely to be available to kick against Arkansas on Saturday, freelance sports reporter Brett Hudson reports.

McClain (knee) was officially diagnosed Monday with a torn ACL and will undergo surgery to repair the issue and will miss the rest of the 2019 season, Ryan Kartje of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Taylor (leg) participated in individual drills during Sunday's practice, Evan Barnes of The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.

Ragas injured his ankle last Thursday against Arkansas State and left with the injury late in the second quarter but is expected to be fully healthy for the team's next game against Texas State on Nov. 2, Tim Buckley of the Lafayette Daily Advertiser reports.

Hicks and Nick Starkel are both listed as co-starters on the Razorbacks' initial two-deep depth chart that was released Monday, Kelli Stacy of The Athletic reports.

Whittington (groin) is questionable for the Longhorns' game at TCU this Saturday but he continues to be improving, Kaelen Jones of The Athletic reports.

Dye played with a broken thumb this past Saturday against Washington and will be monitored in practice this week but is expected to play through the injury yet again against Washington State, Bri Amaranthus of NBC Sports Northwest reports.

Bell (knee) is still hampered in practice, Cody Junot of ESPN 1420 Lafayette reports.

Head coach Scott Satterfield has Hall (undisclosed) listed as day-to-day, Cameron Teague Robinson of The Louisville Courier-Journal reports.

Perry (shoulder) played through a separated shoulder in Saturday's loss to Georgia Tech, David Furones of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

Alabama coach Nick Saban said Monday that Tagovailoa (ankle) has no timeline for a return following surgery, though the quarterback is expected to resume "active-type rehab" within a 10-day period, Alex Byington of the Montgomery Advertiser reports.

Marshall (foot) will see what he can do in practice this week but Head Coach Ed Orgeron feels as though he should be ready to finally play this week against Auburn, Brody Miller of The Athletic reports.

There was much concern surrounding the idea that Huntley's injury he suffered in the win over Arizona State was season-ending but that does not appear to be the case, Kurt Kragthorpe of The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Phillips left the game against Texas Tech over the weekend with a knee injury but is probably to play against Auburn on Nov. 2, Nick Suss of The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports.

Ealy left the game against Texas A&M over the weekend with an illness and was unable to return and it was reported on Monday that the running back is actually dealing with a concussion and is currently in the NCAA' protocol, Nick Suss of The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports.