All the latest updates and news on Oklahoma’s injury report ahead of a Week 13 game vs. Alabama.
Injuries have plagued the Oklahoma Sooners during the 2024 season. It’s been an unfortunate reality for Brent Venables and his staff, particularly on the offensive side of the football.
With a pivotal game coming this week in Norman against the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Sooners are hoping for any sort of positive news on the injury front. Oklahoma looks like they’ll get one of their key offensive linemen back this week, Michael Tarquin. That should help provide better protection for quarterback Jackson Arnold.
Here’s a look at Wednesday’s initial injury report.
Oklahoma injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/20
Jayden Gibson
WR
OUT
Gentry Williams
DB
OUT
Geirean Hatchett
OL
OUT
Nic Anderson
WR
OUT
Kendel Dolby
DB
OUT
Andrel Anthony
WR
OUT
Jacob Sexton
OL
OUT
Jake Taylor
OL
OUT
Deion Burks
WR
Doubtful
Jovantae Barnes
RB
Questionable
Joshua Bates
OL
Questionable
Alabama injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/20
Keon Sabb
DB
OUT
Cole Adams
WR
OUT
Quandarrius Robinson
LB
OUT
Michael Tarquin injury update
After missing Oklahoma’s last two games against Maine and Missouri, it looks like starting tackle Michael Tarquin will be back in action this week after not landing on the initial injury report. Now, the question becomes, does he take over at right or left tackle?
Deion Burks injury update
Deion Burks was concussed late in the Sooners’ loss to Missouri. He had been out of action since the Tennessee game and looks like he’ll be unavailable this week against Alabama.
Jovantae Barnes injury update
Jovantae Barnes sprained his ankle during his 200-yard effort against Maine and was forced to miss the game against Missouri. Though listed as questionable for this week, he’s had two weeks to rest. Depending on how severe the initial injury was, he could be back in action this week.
Gavin Sawchuk injury update
Running back Gavin Sawchuk was off the injury report for Oklahoma’s game against Missouri but didn’t play. Instead it was Taylor Tatum, Xavier Robinson, and Sam Franklin getting the running back snaps. Could Sawchuk be available this week to help the Sooners rushing attack?
Joshua Bates injury update
Joshua Bates missed the game against Missouri with an undisclosed injury. Troy Everett has solidified the center position for the Sooners but you would like to have some depth available.
The best photos from Oklahoma Football’s week 11 clash at Missouri Tigers.
The Oklahoma Sooners made their first trip to Columbia, Missouri in over a decade. What started as a defensive war of attrition turned into a drama filled fourth quarter, where miscues became the storyline.
Still, the 97th meeting between OU and Mizzou created some memorable moments like Xavier Robinson’s dominant fourth quarter drive that led to Taylor Tatutm’s touchdown throw to Jackson Arnold. Like Billy Bowman’s fumble return for a touchdown to give the Sooners a lead. Like Drew Pyne’s improbable 75-yard touchdown drive, which included a wing and a prayer throw to Luther Burden on third-and-16. Then there was the tying touchdown to former Sooner Theo Wease.
And if that wasn’t enough, on Oklahoma’s next drive, where all they needed was a field goal, Jackson Arnold fumbled the ball and Missouri returned it for a touchdown.
How that game ended was really just a microcosm of how the Oklahoma Sooners’ season has been. One step forward and two steps back. And that’s how you get to a 5-5 season where you’re now just 1-5 in SEC play.
There are a lot of questions for Brent Venables to answer at this point in his tenure, most notably on the offensive side of the ball. If he doesn’t land a talented offensive coordinator then 2025 could be his last season in Norman.
Oklahoma and Missouri will be missing key players when they meet on Saturday night in Columbia.
It’s a reunion of sorts when the Oklahoma Sooners and the Missouri Tigers meet on Faurot Field on Saturday night. However, when they do, they’ll both be missing key players.
Oklahoma’s injury issues have been extensive all season long. While it looks like they’ll be getting key players like Jalil Farooq and Deion Burks back, they’ll be missing arguably their best offensive player over the last month, Jovantae Barnes.
Barnes sprained his ankle last week during his big day against Maine. The Sooners run game had been a bright spot in recent weeks. Now, Oklahoma will likely turn to true freshman Taylor Tatum to lead the way. Sam Franklin and Xavier Robinson will be a part of the running back rotation.
On Mizzou’s side, they’ll be without starting quarterback Brady Cook and will turn to Drew Pyne. Pyne is a veteran, having started a season for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish back in 2022. He’s been a backup over the last two years and in his most recent appearance, threw three interceptions against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
But there are positive developments on both sides of the matchup in the lastest injury report from the SEC.
Oklahoma Sooners injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/9
Jayden Gibson
WR
OUT
Gentry Williams
DB
OUT
Geirean Hatchett
OL
OUT
Nic Anderson
WR
OUT
Kendel Dolby
DB
OUT
Tyler Keltner
K
OUT
Andrel Anthony
WR
OUT
Jacob Sexton
OL
OUT
Jake Taylor
OL
OUT
Joshua Bates
OL
OUT
Jovantate Barnes
RB
OUT
Michael Tarquin
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Gavin Sawchuk
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Adepoju Adebawore
DE
PROBABLE
Jalil Farooq
WR
PROBABLE
Deion Burks
WR
PROBABLE
Missouri Tigers injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/8
Darris Smith
DE
OUT
Sam Horn
QB
OUT
Khalil Jacobs
LB
OUT
Joe Moore
DE
OUT
Brady Cook
QB
OUT
Mookie Cooper
WR
DOUBTFUL
Brayshawn Littlejohn
LB
DOUBTFUL
Nate Noel
RB
PROBABLE
Logan Reichert
OL
PROBABLE
Cayden Green
OL
PROBABLE
Michael Tarquin injury update
Michael Tarquin is still questionable heading into Saturday’s showdown. If Tarquin can give it a go, that would be a huge boost for the Sooners offensive line.
Deion Burks injury update
[autotag]Deion Burks[/autotag] hasn’t played since the loss to Tennessee, but looks on track to play this week against Missouri.
Jalil Farooq injury update
[autotag]Jalil Farooq[/autotag] has missed all but the first series of the season against Temple. Like Burks, Farooq looks set to return against the Tigers.
Jovantae Barnes injury update
Jovantae Barnes has been ruled out, putting the weight of the Sooner’s running game on Oklahoma freshmen Taylor Tatum and Xavier Robinson and veteran transfer addition Sam Franklin.
Gavin Sawchuk injury update
Gavin Sawchuk is still listed as questionable on the Friday injury report. There’s a chance he could play, but if not, the Sooners will need big games from their true freshmen running backs.
Adepoju Adebawore injury update
Adepoju Adebaqwore was upgraded to probable on Friday’s injury report, giving the former five-star prospect a chance to play and bolstering the Sooners defensive end rotation.
Brady Cook injury update
Brady Cook has been ruled out and will miss the matchup with the Sooners. It’s a huge loss for Missouri, who will turn to Drew Pyne at quarterback.
Mookie Cooper injury update
After being downgraded to doubtful on Thursday, Missouri’s Mookie Cooper will be out this week. Cooper is third on the Tigers in receiving and is certainly a loss to their passing attack.
Nate Noel injury update
If you’re a Tigers fan looking for a silver lining heading into week 11, it’s that leading rusher Nate Noel has been upgraded to probable. The Tigers will need to find a way to get Noel the ball on the ground and in the passing game to have some success.
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Can the Oklahoma Sooners make it back-to-back wins when they go on the road to take on the Missouri Tigers?
The Oklahoma Sooners take on the Missouri Tigers for the 97th time in a history that dates back to 1902. The Sooners are 67-25-4 all-time against the Tigers, but that will have no bearing on this game.
Neither the Sooners nor the Tigers are meeting preseason expectations. Oklahoma was once a top 15 team but hasn’t been ranked in weeks. The Tigers inched inside the top 10 but are hanging onto their place in the top 25 by a thread.
Missouri is 6-2 on the season but just 2-2 in SEC play, with blowout losses to Texas A&M and Alabama. While they are two of the best teams in the conference, the Tigers’ offense struggled against two really good defenses.
Oklahoma’s offense has struggled as well, leading to a coordinator change and multiple quarterback changes throughout the season. However, after a strong first half performance against Ole Miss, an efficient performance against Maine, and the probable return of a pair of key weapons, there’s hope the Sooners are trending in a positive direction on offense. They’ve got a defense good enough to win, just need the offense to carry their weight.
Can the Oklahoma Sooners pick up their sixth win of the season and secure bowl eligibility? Let’s take a look at this week’s Sooners Wire Staff Predictions.
Sooners Wire Staff Predictions for Oklahoma at Missouri
This game comes down to the health of Missouri quarterback Brady Cook, in my opinion. If he’s good to go, the Tigers have enough offense and overall talent to put too many points on the board for Oklahoma to keep up. But if he’s can’t go, or is severely limited, Mizzou’s offense may look closer to what it did against Alabama.
I’ll go with the latter. OU will be without their top two offensive tackles again this week, but the running game does just enough against a struggling Missouri defense. The defense will have to be opportunistic and win the key moments.
If the Sooners get a solid outing from Jackson Arnold, don’t give up the big plays defensively, and win the turnover battle, they’ll get to bowl eligibility.
The Oklahoma Sooners are expected to see the return of two key players to the offense when they take on the Missouri Tigers.
The Oklahoma Sooners received good news on the Thursday injury report as they get set to take on the Missouri Tigers in Columbia this weekend. Two of their most dynamic offensive players, Jalil Farooq and Deion Burks, look on track to return to action on Saturday.
Oklahoma has been decimated by injuries this season, particularly to the wide receiver group. While the returns of Burks and Farooq won’t help the Sooners contend for an SEC title or a berth in the College Football Playoff, OU will have a chance to finish the season on a high note as they get healthier at the skill positions.
Still, there are concerns along the offensive line, with several key pieces expected to be out this week due to injuries. Oklahoma will rely on some o their young players to hold down the fort against a stout Missouri defensive front.
Here’s a look at the updated injury report from the SEC>
Oklahoma Sooners injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/6
Jayden Gibson
WR
OUT
Gentry Williams
DB
OUT
Geirean Hatchett
OL
OUT
Nic Anderson
WR
OUT
Kendel Dolby
DB
OUT
Tyler Keltner
K
OUT
Andrel Anthony
WR
OUT
Jacob Sexton
OL
OUT
Jake Taylor
OL
OUT
Joshua Bates
OL
Doubtful
Michael Tarquin
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Gavin Sawchuk
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Adepoju Adebawore
DE
QUESTIONABLE
Jovantate Barnes
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Jalil Farooq
WR
PROBABLE
Deion Burks
WR
Probable
Missouri Tigers injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/6
Darris Smith
DE
OUT
Sam Horn
QB
OUT
Khalil Jacobs
LB
OUT
Joe Moore
DE
OUT
Brayshawn LittleJohn
LB
OUT
Mookei Cooper
WR
DOUBTFUL
Nate Noel
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Brady Cook
QB
QUESTIONABLE
Logan Riechert
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Cayden Green
OL
PROBABLE
Ethan Downs injury update
Ethan Downs came off the injury report from Wednesday to Thursday, meaning he’s going to play in this game.
Jacob Sexton injury update
Jacob Sexton went down in the second half of the Ole Miss game, suffering multiple lower-body injuries. There’s not a timeline for his return at this point.
Michael Tarquin injury update
Michael Tarquin remained questionable on the second iteration of the availability report heading into week 11. The Sooners will miss the veteran offensive tackle if he’s unable to play this week.
Deion Burks injury update
[autotag]Deion Burks[/autotag] hasn’t played since the loss to Tennessee, but looks on track to play this week against Missouri.
Jalil Farooq injury update
[autotag]Jalil Farooq[/autotag] has missed all but the first series of the season against Temple. Like Burks, Farooq looks set to return against the Tigers.
Jovantae Barnes injury update
There’s been no status update for [autotag]Jovantae Barnes[/autotag] at this point. If he makes the trip to Columbia, he’ll have a good chance to suit up for the pivotal SEC showdown.
Gavin Sawchuk injury update
Don’t expect Gavin Sawchuk to play this week. He’s missed the last three games due to an injury.
Adepoju Adebawore injury update
There’s been no status change for Adepoju Adebawore ahead of this week’s matchup with Missouri. Look for the defensive end rotation to include Ethan Downs, R Mason Thomas, Trace Ford, and Caiden Woullard. Adebawore’s appeared in eight games this season, but has only played 104 snaps due to Oklahoma’s depth along the defensive line.
Brady Cook injury update
Brady Cook suffered an ankle injury against Auburn and then missed most of the loss to Alabama with an injured hand. There’s been no status change for Cook and there’s an expectation that he won’t be available for this week’s action.
Nate Noel injury update
Another notable injury is that of leading rusher Nate Noel. He missed the Alabama game with a foot injury and is likely to miss this week as well. In his absence, the Tigers turned to Marcus Carroll, who carried the ball 17 times for 80 yards against the Crimson Tide.
Mookie Cooper injury update
Missouri’s third-leading receiver, Mookie Cooper, was downgraded to doubtful for Saturday’s contest. Don’t expect him to play.
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All the latest updates and news on Oklahoma’s injury report ahead of a Week 11 game vs. Missouri.
The Oklahoma Sooners travel to Columbia, Missouri, hoping to gain their second conference win and secure bowl eligibility when they take on the 6-2 Missouri Tigers.
Missouri is 2-2 in SEC play with their wins coming against Vanderbilt in overtime and in a comeback win over Auburn. In their losses, they were outscored 75-10 by Alabama and Texas A&M.
The former Big 8 and Big 12 foes are dealing with a number of injuries on both sides of the ball. The Oklahoma Sooners might be getting healthier as week 11 approaches despite a couple of surprise names on this week’s injury report.
Here’s the first look at the SEC’s availability report for Oklahoma vs. Missouri in week 11.
Oklahoma Sooners injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/6
Jayden Gibson
WR
OUT
Gentry Williams
DB
OUT
Geirean Hatchett
OL
OUT
Nic Anderson
WR
OUT
Kendel Dolby
DB
OUT
Tyler Keltner
K
OUT
Andrel Anthony
WR
OUT
Jacob Sexton
OL
OUT
Jake Taylor
OL
OUT
Jovantate Barnes
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Jalil Farooq
WR
QUESTIONABLE
Deion Burks
WR
QUESTIONABLE
Gavin Sawchuk
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Adepoju Adebawore
DE
QUESTIONABLE
Joshua Bates
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Michael Tarquin
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Ethan Downs
DE
Probable
Missouri Tigers injury report
Player
Position
Status 11/6
Darris Smith
DE
OUT
Sam Horn
QB
OUT
Khalil Jacobs
LB
OUT
Joe Moore
DE
OUT
Mookie Cooper
WR
DOUBTFUL
Brayshawn Littlejohn
LB
DOUBTFUL
Nate Noel
RB
QUESTIONABLE
Brady Cook
QB
QUESTIONABLE
Logan Riechert
OL
QUESTIONABLE
Cayden Green
OL
PROBABLE
Jacob Sexton injury update
Jacob Sexton went down in the second half of the Ole Miss game, suffering multiple lower body injuries. There’s not a timeline for his return at this point.
Michael Tarquin injury update
Michael Tarquin missed the Sooners win over Maine due to an ankle injury, leaving Spencer Brown to get the start at right tackle. Isaiah Autry-Dent received a lot of playing time in the contest as well. The Sooners are hopeful Tarquin can return this week. He’s been Oklahoma’s most consistent offensive lineman in 2024.
Deion Burks injury update
All eyes are on Deion Burks this week as he’ll try to return for the first time since suffering a soft tissue injury in the week 4 loss to Tennessee. Brent Venables and Jackson Arnold are optimistic that he’ll be available.
Jalil Farooq injury update
Like Burks, there’s optimism that Jalil Farooq can return from injury this week after being sidelined with a broken foot in the season opener. He’s been practicing and with three games remaining has a chance to make an impact on the Sooners season.
Jovantae Barnes injury update
Jovantae Barnes is a surprise inclusion on this week’s injury report. He seemed to come out of the Maine game healthy, so he’ll be a name to monitor this week.
Gavin Sawchuk injury update
Gavin Sawchuk hasn’t had the season many expected after the way he finished 2023, but with the offensive line issues OU’s dealt with, it’s not all that surprising. Sawchuk’s missed the last couple of games for the Sooners but had been playing sparingly prior to getting dinged up.
Adepoju Adebawore injury update
Oklahoma’s former five-star defensive end Adepoju Adebawore was injured in the win over Maine, suffering a lower-body injury. He’s appeared in eight games this season, but has only played 104 snaps due to Oklahoma’s depth along the defensive line.
Ethan Downs injury update
One of Oklahoma’s leaders on defense, Ethan Downs, has been pivotal to the Sooner’s success on the defensive side of the ball. Downs dressed and warmed up with the team in the win over Maine but sat out due to back spasms.
Brady Cook injury update
Missouri quarterback Brady Cook is the name to watch this week for the Missouri Tigers. He suffered an ankle injury against Auburn and then missed most of the loss to Alabama with an injured hand. Though listed as questionable, it’s expected that Cook will miss this week and Drew Pyne will get the start.
Nate Noel injury update
Another notable injury is that of leading rusher Nate Noel. He missed the Alabama game with a foot injury and is likely to miss this week as well. In his absence, the Tigers turned to Marcus Carroll, who carried the ball 17 times for 80 yards against the Crimson Tide.
Mookie Cooper injury update
The Tigers will likely be without Mookie Cooper, who is listed as doubtful for this week. He’s third on the team in receiving yards behind Theo Wease and Luther Burden.
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What did Jackson Arnold have to say about the potential return of Deion Burks and Jalil Farooq?
Though the Oklahoma Sooners will not be playing to earn a spot in a title game or the College Football Playoff, they have an opportunity to finish the season on a high note.
Starting this week against Missouri, the Sooners play three top 25 teams: the Tigers, Alabama and LSU. And they might be getting right on offense at the right time. Things are clicking a bit better for quarterback Jackson Arnold after he was reinserted against South Carolina, and he might be getting some help this week.
Brent Venables mentioned that wide receivers Deion Burks and Jalil Farooq could return for the Sooners when they make the trip to Columbia to take on old Big 8 and Big 12 foe Missouri.
Speaking with the media on Tuesday night, Jackson Arnold was a little more emphatic, saying, “I feel like on the field, you have two explosive guys coming back that are key pieces to our offense.”
He went on to talk about the confidence it gives the Sooners offense to have the two leaders on the field. Burks and Farooq should open the field for the offense. Burks in the slot and Farooq outside give the Sooners two dynamic playmakers that can make life a lot easier for Arnold and the offense.
Farooq was injured on the first series of the season. He broke his foot and required surgery. Burks went down in the loss to Tennessee. With both possibly returning this week and with what the Sooners have shown on offense the last couple of weeks, the offense might be coming together with three games remaining.
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Could the Oklahoma Sooners be close to getting a pair of key players back?
Given the calendar and all of the injuries the Sooners have suffered, it’s hard to believe OU will get anyone back until they actually step foot on the field.
But the Sooners are inching closer to getting a pair of playmakers back.
After the Sooners’ win over Maine, Brent Venables offered updates on wide receivers Jalil Farooq and Deion Burks.
“They’re good,” Venables said. “They were out running around here at the end of this last week. So we’ll see where they’re at here this week. It’s not evasive, not hiding nothing. I’m hopeful, like probably everybody else that likes the Sooners, that ‘Can we get these guys back?’ But when you break your foot, that’s usually in that best-case scenario, seven weeks right there.”
Farooq broke his foot on the first series of the season in OU’s win against Temple, nine weeks ago. He was originally slated to have a six-to-eight week recovery time, but the Sooners have been cautious with his return. Oklahoma could use him in the lineup, but we’ll have to see what his injury status is when the SEC releases its first report for Week 11 on Wednesday.
Burks suffered a soft tissue injury in the loss to Tennessee six weeks ago. Though Venables mentioned Burks was day-to-day prior to the Ole Miss game, he suffered a setback in practice and missed the loss to the Rebels.
The Sooners offense has shown signs of life with Jackson Arnold at quarterback but it has not yet put together a complete game against SEC competition. If either Burks or Farooq or both are back this week against Missouri, that would be a huge boon for the Sooners passing attack.
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According to a report from George Stoia of SoonerScoop and Pete Nakos of On3, Oklahoma Sooners Deion Burks expected to miss Week 9.
The hits keep coming for the Oklahoma Sooners. Downgraded from questionable to doubtful on Thursday’s injury report, Deion Burks looks like he’ll miss his fourth straight game.
According to George Stoia of SoonerScoop and Pete Nakos of On3, Burks is expected to miss this week’s matchup vs. Ole Miss. According to Stoia, the standout wide receiver suffered a setback at Tuesday’s practice that limited him for the rest of the practice week.
As I reported on @SoonerScoop earlier this week, Burks suffered a setback during practice this week. It originally looked like he was going to make his return on Saturday. https://t.co/daRC24yq9K
So, the Sooners will turn to their young depth in the slot to provide meaningful snaps. Zion Ragins has been getting a lot of snaps, but it was Jacob Jordan who provided six receptions for 86 yards last week against South Carolina in his first offensive action of the season. Presumably, Jordan will receive a larger role in the offense after that performance.
The Sooners need someone to step up in the passing game against an Ole Miss defense that is No. 1 in the nation in rushing yards per game and yards per carry. More of the onus to find production in the offense will fall on Jackson Arnold’s shoulders.
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The Oklahoma Sooners don’t look like they’ll be getting any good news on the injury front this week.
The Oklahoma Sooners have been as banged up as anyone in college football in 2024 and there doesn’t seem to be any light at the end of the tunnel. However, there was some optimism that the Sooners could get one of their top five wide receivers back soon.
Well, another week and more bad news for the Sooners on the Thursday injury report.
Oklahoma injury report
Player
Position
Status 10/24
Jayden Gibson
WR
OUT
Jalil Farooq
WR
OUT
Gentry Williams
DB
OUT
Geirean Hatchett
OL
OUT
Nic Anderson
WR
OUT
Kendel Dolby
DB
OUT
Tyler Keltner
K
OUT
Andrel Anthony
WR
OUT
Deion Burks
WR
Doubful
Gavin Sawchuk
RB
Doubtful
Deion Burks injury update
[autotag]Deion Burks[/autotag] is trending in the wrong direction at this point. After missing last week but going through warm-ups, Brent Venables indicated Burks was day-to-day. On Thursday evening, Burks was downgraded to doubtful for Saturday’s matchup with the Ole Miss Rebels.
Burks has been out since the Tennessee game. His absence creates an opportunity for [autotag]Jacob Jordan[/autotag] to get some more playing time after a breakout six receptions and 86 yards.
Ole Miss injury report
Player
Position
Status 10/24
Cedric Beavers
CB
OUT
Logan Diggs
RB
OUT
Matt Jones
RB
Doubtful
Tre Harris
WR
Questionable
Jayden Williams
OL
Questionable
Jeremy James
OL
Questionable
Princely Umanmielen
DE
Probable
T.J. Dottery
LB
Probable
Cayden Lee
WR
Probable
Nothing has changed on the injury report for the Ole Miss Rebels. Wide receiver Tre Harris is still listed as questionable for the Rebels. He played in Ole Miss’ last game against the Tigers, so it feels likely that he would play this week coming out of the bye.
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