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Tigers' Top QB Questionable for Key SEC Game
18 Sep
Summary
- LSU's starting quarterback Sam Leavitt is questionable due to shoulder soreness.
- Multiple key linebackers for LSU are dealing with injuries ahead of the game.
- Star tight end Trey'Dez Green has been removed from the injury report.
The No. 7 LSU Tigers are preparing for a significant 2026 college football matchup against the No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels in Oxford. Ahead of Saturday's game, LSU's injury report reveals several key player statuses in question.
Starting quarterback Sam Leavitt has been upgraded from doubtful to questionable with shoulder soreness, significantly impacting his availability. Should he be unable to play, Elon transfer Landen Clark is the next option.
The linebacker unit faces challenges, with four players on the injury report. TJ Dottery, the team's leading tackler, is now questionable, while Tylen Singleton, Davhon Keys, and Whit Weeks have better designations, with Weeks removed from the report entirely.
Offensively, star tight end Trey'Dez Green has been cleared, and starting right guard Aliou Bah is probable. Wide receiver Philip Wright III, linebacker Jaiden Braker, and running back Raycine Guillory Jr. are all listed as out.
