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Sooners See Key Playmakers Upgraded Before Mississippi State Clash
23 Oct
Summary
- Tory Blaylock and Parker Livingstone are probable for the Sooners' next game.
- Xavier Robinson's status downgraded from questionable to out.
- Mississippi State's QB Kamario Taylor and RB Fluff Bothwell are questionable.
The Oklahoma Sooners' availability report shows positive developments for key offensive players ahead of their matchup with Mississippi State. Running back Tory Blaylock and wide receiver Parker Livingstone have both been upgraded to probable status on Thursday's SEC report, a move from their previous questionable designation.
Blaylock, who sustained a hamstring injury during fall camp, managed seven carries last week. Livingstone, a transfer from Texas, missed the previous game with an undisclosed injury. Conversely, running back Xavier Robinson's status has been downgraded from questionable to out, marking his absence from the last two contests.
Several other Sooners remain questionable, including offensive linemen Michael Fasusi and Heath Ozaeta, wide receiver Elijah Thomas, and defensive back Eli Bowen, each dealing with various injuries. Six other players have already been ruled out for Saturday's game.
On the Mississippi State side, key players quarterback Kamario Taylor and starting tailback Fluff Bothwell are both listed as questionable. Taylor missed the last game due to injury, while Bothwell also sat out the previous contest. The game is scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
