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Mizzou FootballThursday, November 5

Mizzou opens Texas week with no new names on its availability report, while Texas lists nine

The Daily Columbia teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're headed to Faurot Field Saturday, the news is good. Mizzou's first of the week added no new names, the second straight game week the Tigers have opened with no concerns beyond players previously ruled out for the year. Kickoff against Texas is 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7.

Texas lists far more players than Mizzou on Wednesday's report

MissouriMeasureTexas
No. 18First CFP rankingNo. 7
3Players ruled out4
0Players questionable5
  • Missouri out: Malae Fonoti, Josh Atkins, Gavin Hoffman
  • Texas out: Hollywood Smothers, Nick Townsend, Richard Wesley, Trevor Goosby
  • Fines for late or inaccurate reports: $25,000-$100,000

Inside Texas counts nine Longhorns on the report. Receivers Ryan Wingo and Cam Coleman, edge Colin Simmons, and defensive backs Kade Phillips and Graceson Littleton are all questionable. Simmons hasn't played since the final quarter of the Florida game in mid-October.

Both teams will keep releasing reports through Saturday morning

  1. Nov. 4First SEC availability reports published, with no new Missouri names
  2. Nov. 5Both teams will release follow-up reports Thursday night
  3. Nov. 6Both teams will release reports Friday night
  4. Nov. 7Final reports come about 90 minutes before the 11 a.m. kickoff

Sources: Columbia Daily Tribune, Inside Texas

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