Juice Wells injury update: Ole Miss WR's status revealed on final injury report vs. South Carolina

The final injury report ahead of the contest between Ole Miss and South Carolina is in and there are some notable changes from the midweek reports.

Most notably, South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers and running back Rocket Sanders no longer appear on the report, indicating they’re good to go today after battling various injuries. Ole Miss also has a significant omission, with receiver Juice Wells no longer appearing on the report.

All three have been major contributors for their teams.

You can view the complete final injury report for both teams below, with designations of out, questionable, probable and game time decision. Both teams used a smattering of designations.

South Carolina Gamecocks:

DB Kelvin Hunter – Out
OL Jakai Moore – Out

Ole Miss Rebels:

DE Princely Umanmielen – Out
CB Cedrick Beavers – Out
WR Izaiah Hartrup – Out
WR Devin Price – Out
LB Daniel Demery – Out
RB Logan Diggs – Out
OL Jayden Williams – Out
OL Mana Taimani – Out
OL Cam East – Out
WR Joshua Pfeifer – Out
TE Hudson Wolfe – Out
S Louis Moore – Game Time Decision
RB Henry Parrish Jr. – Game Time Decision
DT JJ Pegues – Game Time Decision
OL Jeremy James – Game Time Decision

Tyshawn Russell’s status a bit of a mystery

In the most recent depth chart put out by the South Carolina Gamecocks and head coach Shane Beamer, wide receiver Tyshawn Russell wasn’t listed at all, raising questions about his availability.

Despite that, as Beamer explained on the weekly SEC teleconference, Russell is available this week against Ole Miss and there isn’t an issue that he’s dealing with.

“Still on the team, working hard,” Beamer said, succinctly.

While it’s good for South Carolina fans to hear that Russell isn’t having an injury issue that’s keeping him out and that he’s still on the team, Beamer didn’t share more information than that about the situation. Because of that, it’s unclear why he’s not listed on the depth chart this week.

On3’s Dan Morrison also contributed to this report.