Dylan Stewart Joins South Carolina’s Injury Report
As South Carolina prepares to face Ole Miss, star EDGE Dylan Stewart is now listed on the SEC injury report. With just 24 hours until kickoff, this addition raises concerns about his availability.
Dylan Stewart’s Injury Status
Dylan Stewart was not listed on the injury report earlier in the week. However, as of Friday night, he is marked as questionable for the upcoming game. The details surrounding his injury remain unclear, but he had previously struggled with a hip issue that prevented him from finishing the game against Oklahoma.
Other Player Updates
- Wide receiver Jayden Sellers is ruled out for the game against Ole Miss. He is expected to return in a couple of weeks.
- Defensive back Buddy Mack III will also miss this game, impacting the special teams unit.
- Tight end Maurice Brown II, who left the Alabama game due to injury, will be available for this matchup.
- Offensive lineman Cason Henry has been confirmed out for the remainder of the season.
Coaching Remarks
Head coach Shane Beamer addressed these injuries during Thursday’s call-in show. He confirmed the absence of Sellers and Mack while expressing relief at Brown’s return. Beamer commented on the situation of other players as well, indicating who might be available for the game against the Rebels.
Final Injury Report Updates
The final injury report will be announced 90 minutes before the game, which is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET at Vaught Hemingway Stadium. This report will clarify the status of Stewart and other players.
Background on SEC Injury Reporting
The Southeastern Conference implemented an injury report system for its sports teams, aligning their reporting with that of the NFL. Schools must submit player availability three days ahead of games, followed by updates leading to kickoff.
This injury report system classifies players as available, probable, doubtful, or questionable, ensuring teams can adequately prepare for challenges on game day.
The upcoming matchup between South Carolina and Ole Miss is generating significant anticipation among fans, with ESPN broadcasting the event live.
