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Medical Review on both teams between the Tennessee Volunteers and Arkansas Razorbacks before their game this weekend. As of today you can buy tickets to this weekend’s game for just for 25 dollars this weekend’s game. Pack out the stadium again in Fayetteville this time with Hogs fans to support and cheer them on at home this weekend and keep doing what ya’ll are doing in the stadium stands if you want changes you gotta fight for it and not wear brown paper bags, chants, hog call and keep cheering them on and gotta fight if you want changes don’t empty out the stadium that is how you don’t get changes guys!! Good job on keeping the stadium packed out with the crowd. Tennessee Volunteers Medical Review & Availability Tennessee is dealing with heavy attrition, particularly along the offensive line and in the secondary: Wendell Moe Jr. (OG): Out for the remainder of the 2026 season due to a lower-body injury suffered against Texas. Shamurad Umarov (OG): Listed as questionable/unavailable recently with lingering depth concerns on the line. Qua Moss (DB / Returner): Out/questionable after entering concussion protocol following a helmet-to-helmet hit against Texas. Javin Gordon (RB): Doubtful due to a leg injury keeping him sidelined since Week 2. Kedric Golston II (DL): Out. Ethan Davis (TE): Out for the season (ACL). Edrees Farooq (S), Dylan Lewis (S), Joakim Dodson (WR), Jaedon Harmon (LB), and Jadais Richard (CB): Out for the season. Faizon Brandon (QB): Cleared and healthy after absorbing major hits and a shoulder scare against Texas, though backup George MacIntyre saw action last week. Arkansas Razorbacks Medical Review & Status Arkansas enters week six looking to steady their roster after physical stretch games against Texas A&M and non-conference play: QB / Skill Positions: Quarterback K.J. Jackson and primary weapons like receiver Chris Marshall are active, though the offense has fought through rotational nicks and bruises along a pressure-tested front line. Overall Health: While Arkansas has avoided catastrophic multi-week season-ending announcements on the scale of Tennessee's defensive and trench losses, depth has been tested on a defense allowing high third-down and red-zone conversion rates.
Medical Review on both teams between the Tennessee Volunteers and Arkansas Razorbacks before their game this weekend. As of today you can buy tickets to this weekend’s game for just for 25 dollars this weekend’s game. Pack out the stadium again in Fayetteville this time with Hogs fans to support and cheer them on at home this weekend and keep doing what ya’ll are doing in the stadium stands if you want changes you gotta fight for it and not wear brown paper bags, chants, hog call and keep cheering them on and gotta fight if you want changes don’t empty out the stadium that is how you don’t get changes guys!! Good job on keeping the stadium packed out with the crowd. Tennessee Volunteers Medical Review & Availability Tennessee is dealing with heavy attrition, particularly along the offensive line and in the secondary: Wendell Moe Jr. (OG): Out for the remainder of the 2026 season due to a lower-body injury suffered against Texas. Shamurad Umarov (OG): Listed as questionable/unavailable recently with lingering depth concerns on the line. Qua Moss (DB / Returner): Out/questionable after entering concussion protocol following a helmet-to-helmet hit against Texas. Javin Gordon (RB): Doubtful due to a leg injury keeping him sidelined since Week 2. Kedric Golston II (DL): Out. Ethan Davis (TE): Out for the season (ACL). Edrees Farooq (S), Dylan Lewis (S), Joakim Dodson (WR), Jaedon Harmon (LB), and Jadais Richard (CB): Out for the season. Faizon Brandon (QB): Cleared and healthy after absorbing major hits and a shoulder scare against Texas, though backup George MacIntyre saw action last week. Arkansas Razorbacks Medical Review & Status Arkansas enters week six looking to steady their roster after physical stretch games against Texas A&M and non-conference play: QB / Skill Positions: Quarterback K.J. Jackson and primary weapons like receiver Chris Marshall are active, though the offense has fought through rotational nicks and bruises along a pressure-tested front line. Overall Health: While Arkansas has avoided catastrophic multi-week season-ending announcements on the scale of Tennessee's defensive and trench losses, depth has been tested on a defense allowing high third-down and red-zone conversion rates.

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