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Evan Stewart Ruled Out
Oregon star wide receiver Evan Stewart (undisclosed) has been ruled out of Saturday night's game against Nebraska. Stewart was downgraded to doubtful on Thursday's injury report. The senior wide receiver is leading the Ducks with 27 catches, 352 receiving yards, and four touchdowns. It's unclear whether Stewart will miss any additional games because of this injury.
Source: Big 10 Availability Report
Source: Big 10 Availability Report
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Ousmane Kromah Carted Off Field
Florida State sophomore running back Ousmane Kromah (lower body) was carted off the field Saturday night with a lower-body injury in the game against #3 Miami. The injury appears severe; the entire Florida State team came onto the field to comfort the star running back. This season, Kromah led the Seminoles' backfield, taking 100 carries for 565 rushing yards and five touchdowns. He also added 11 catches for 97 receiving yards. Florida State will likely turn to transfer senior Quintrevion Wisner in Kromah's absence. This season, Wisner has 29 carries for 141 rushing yards and 8 catches for 95 receiving yards.
Source: ACC Network
Source: ACC Network
Zabien Brown Injured In Loss
Alabama junior cornerback Zabien Brown (lower body) left Saturday's 10-26 loss to No. 14 Tennessee early due to a lower-body injury. Brown left the game in the first half and was evaluated at halftime; he returned in the second half wearing street clothes. After the game, Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer stated he is dealing with a lower-extremity injury and did not discuss a timeline for his return. This season, Brown has 17 tackles, one fumble recovery, and four pass deflections; he is a consensus top-10 cornerback prospect for the 2027 draft.
Source: Mike Rodak Of CBS Sports
Source: Mike Rodak Of CBS Sports
Leonard Moore Cleared To Play Against BYU
Notre Dame star cornerback Leonard Moore (head) cleared concussion protocol just in time to play against No. 8 BYU on Saturday night. The junior missed last week's game against Stanford due to the concussion, but he is back in action for the Fighting Irish on Saturday. Moore is expected to be the first cornerback off the board in the 2027 NFL draft if he decides to forgo his senior season. This season, Moore has eight tackles, four pass deflections, and has yet to record an interception, likely because opposing quarterbacks avoid his side of the field entirely.
Source: Pete Nakos Of On3
Source: Pete Nakos Of On3
Kewan Lacy Back In Against Missouri
Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy (lower body) is back in against Missouri on Saturday. Lacy has been in and out of the medical tent all game and missed a full drive for the Rebels, but he's back in. Lacy has turned eight carries for 64 rushing yards and one catch for four yards on Saturday, and with the Rebels up 21-3 midway through the third quarter, they may sit Lacy as a precaution if they think they've got the game locked up.
Source: Pete Nakos Of On3
Source: Pete Nakos Of On3
Bryce Underwood Benched
Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood has been benched for the game against Penn State on Saturday afternoon. The Wolverines were held scoreless in the first half, and Underwood completed fewer than half of his 11 passes for 43 yards and two interceptions before freshman Tommy Carr took over. Underwood has had an up-and-down sophomore season, completing 59.3% of his passes for 881 yards, five touchdowns, and four interceptions. His legs have remained his main strength, with 212 rushing yards and two touchdowns this season. Carr has only appeared in one game this year and completed two of two passes for 23 yards and one touchdown.
Source: Nick Kosko Of On3
Source: Nick Kosko Of On3
Julian Sayin To Miss Several Weeks
Updating a previous report, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin (arm, shoulder) is set to miss several weeks after suffering an upper-body injury in Saturday's 19-15 win over No. 5 Indiana. Sayin left the game late in the fourth quarter, with the Buckeyes up 19-15, and did not return after being tackled and landing on his shoulder/arm. Sayin was in a sling after the game.
Source: Pete Thamel Of ESPN
Source: Pete Thamel Of ESPN
Julian Sayin Exits Game Early With Arm/Shoulder Injury
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin (arm, shoulder) exited Saturday's Big Ten matchup against No. 5 Indiana in the fourth quarter with an apparent arm or shoulder injury. Reports say he's in a sling and won't return. Sayin completed 15 of 29 passes for 235 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Freshman Luke Fahey has replaced Sayin for the Buckeyes.
Source: Nicole Auerbach Of NBC Sports
Source: Nicole Auerbach Of NBC Sports
Colin Simmons Injured In Saturday's Game
Texas edge rusher Colin Simmons (undisclosed) was helped off the field early in the fourth quarter Saturday against Florida. Simmons was injured on a double-team block where one other offensive lineman appeared to fall on top of Simmons. It's unclear exactly what the standout junior injured on the play, but Texas staff helped him off the field. Simmons recorded his 10th sack of the season earlier in the game, leading the SEC. No reports indicate whether Simmons will return to the game, but he was carted to the locker room after walking to the sideline.
Source: ESPN College Football
Source: ESPN College Football
Cayden Lee Will Play On Saturday
Missouri standout wide receiver Cayden Lee (undisclosed) will play in Saturday's game against No. 9 Ole Miss. Lee spent his first three years at Ole Miss, and Saturday's game marks his return to Oxford. During his three seasons at Ole Miss, Lee caught 106 passes for 1,623 yards and seven touchdowns. In his first year at Missouri, the senior wide receiver caught 42 passes for 616 yards and five touchdowns.
Source: The Rebel Walk
Source: The Rebel Walk
Ryan Coleman-Williams Undergoes Knee Surgery
Alabama star wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams (knee) reportedly underwent arthroscopic knee surgery for a meniscus injury. According to reports, the injury has hampered Coleman-Williams for the past three weeks, and he recently underwent surgery to address it. The star junior wide receiver had been ruled out of the team's SEC clash with #14 Tennessee earlier this week. It's unclear how long Coleman-Williams will be out.
Source: Mike Rodak Of CBS Sports
Source: Mike Rodak Of CBS Sports
Princewill Umanmielen Ruled Out With Head Injury
LSU star edge rusher Princewill Umanmielen has been ruled out for the rest of Saturday's game against Mississippi State with a head injury. Umanmielen left the game before halftime and returned in street clothes. LSU was also dominating the game at halftime, 21-0, so Lane Kiffin and his staff may be acting out of precaution with their star edge rusher. Umanmielen is second in the SEC with eight sacks this season.
Source: Hunter McCann Of WBRZ News
Source: Hunter McCann Of WBRZ News
Princewill Umanmielen Questionable To Return On Saturday
LSU star edge rusher Princewill Umanmielen (head, neck) is questionable to return to Saturday's game against Mississippi State. He was taken to the injury tent to be checked for an apparent head or neck injury. Umanmielen was down on the field for a fairly significant amount of time but was able to get up and walk off the field under his own power. He was in and out of the medical tent quickly but has not yet returned to the game for the Tigers and has been seen on the sidelines without his helmet.
Source: Matt Moscona Of Locked On LSU
Source: Matt Moscona Of Locked On LSU
Bailey Stockton Good to Go
While it awaits word on wide receiver Vernell Brown III, Florida will have wide receiver Bailey Stockton (back) available against Texas on Saturday. Stockton is "good to go" for the Gators, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel, as they plan to start Tramell Jones Jr. at quarterback in place of an injured Aaron Philo. Stockton is Florida's third-leading receiver, recording 23 receptions for 258 yards and two touchdowns this season. Texas limited Oklahoma to just 155 yards passing a week ago. The Longhorns have allowed just 168.4 yards per game through the air this season.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Devin McCuin Will Be Available for Ohio State
Ohio State's second-leading pass catcher is expected to play against Indiana on Saturday, as wide receiver Devin McCuin will be available for the Big Ten showdown, according to On3's Pete Nakos. McCuin is second on the Buckeyes with 17 receptions for 245 yards and a couple of touchdowns, serving as a solid complementary piece to Heisman Trophy candidate Jeremiah Smith. McCuin is coming off a four-reception, 80-yard performance that included a touchdown during a win over Iowa on Oct. 3. He missed last week's win over Maryland but should return this week against the Hoosiers.
Source: Pete Nakos
Source: Pete Nakos
Pitt Making Quarterback Change to Corey Dailey
Pittsburgh is making a quarterback change, as it will start true freshman quarterback Corey Dailey during a Saturday matchup with Boston College, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports. Dailey has attempted just five passes this season, completing three of them for 57 yards and a touchdown. He will take over for Holden Geriner, who was named the starter last week after Mason Heintschel was declared out for the season due to an ACL injury. Dailey will face a Boston College pass defense that has allowed 164.5 yards per game through the air this season.
Source: Matt Zenitz
Source: Matt Zenitz
Nate Frazier Expected to Start on Saturday
Georgia running back Nate Frazier is expected to start for the Bulldogs as they take on Auburn on Saturday afternoon. Frazier is dealing with a lingering rib injury but should see the field against the Tigers during this week's SEC showdown. Frazier is the Bulldogs' second-leading ball carrier, totaling 211 yards rushing on 26 carries this season, scoring five touchdowns rushing. The 'Dogs go up against an Auburn defense that has allowed 149 yards rushing per game this season, including 237 yards on the ground during a two-possession conference defeat at the hands of Tennessee last week.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Oregon to Start Brock Thomas at Quarterback
With Oregon getting set to square off with Nebraska on Saturday night, the Ducks will start Brock Thomas at quarterback, according to On3's Pete Nakos. Thomas will get the call in favor of quarterback Dylan Raiola, who earned the start last week against UCLA with starter Dante Moore out with a concussion. Raiola finished the loss to the Bruins just 6 of 19 passing for 43 yards and threw two interceptions, while Thomas finished the game 11 of 15 passing for 156 yards and a touchdown. Thomas will go up against a quality Nebraska pass defense that has limited opponents to just 181.5 yards per game through the air.
Source: Pete Nakos
Source: Pete Nakos
Tramell Jones Jr. to Start for Florida
Florida is officially starting quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. on Saturday as the Gators take on Texas, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. Starter Aaron Philo is dealing with a shoulder injury and is questionable to play against the Longhorns, while Thamel reports Philo's availability will be decided near game time on Saturday. After Philo exited this past week's loss to South Carolina, Jones Jr. finished 6 of 8 passing for 40 yards and threw an interception, while carrying the ball twice for 17 yards rushing. Jones Jr. will take on a Texas pass defense that has allowed just 168.4 yards passing per game this season.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Thomas Castellanos Eligible for Texas Tech
Texas Tech quarterback Thomas Castellanos was granted a temporary injunction in his fifth-year eligibility lawsuit, according to On3's Pete Nakos, making him eligible for the Red Raiders. "It clears the way for the 38 athletes listed as plaintiffs to play while the order is in effect, Nakos reported. Castellanos hasn't played for Texas Tech since Sept. 26 during a 49-14 win over Sam Houston State, in which he finished with a 27-yard touchdown pass and four carries for 26 yards rushing. He subsequently missed Texas Tech's win over Colorado on Oct. 3 but will be available Saturday against Arizona State.
Source: Pete Nakos
Source: Pete Nakos
Cam Cook Holds Must-Start Status in Week 7
West Virginia running back Cam Cook has been one of college fantasy's brightest stars this season. While the Mountaineers have not won a Big 12 game, Cook has rushed for 793 yards and seven touchdowns through six games. The Jacksonville State transfer has been a workhorse, but has also been efficient with his many touches. This week, West Virginia takes on a Cincinnati team that is giving up 30 points and 196.5 rushing yards per game in Big 12 play. With how heavily the Mountaineers run the ball, Cook is a smash start once again this week.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
