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College Teams Release Availability Reports Ahead of Games

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Several college football teams released initial availability reports ahead of upcoming games. Florida listed receiver Vernell Brown III as questionable and safety Bryce Thornton as probable for its matchup with South Carolina. Alabama tight end Josh Ford was questionable after arm surgery ahead of the Georgia game, while right tackle Jayvin James was not listed and is available. Oklahoma State listed receiver Wyatt Young and lineman Johnny Dickson III as questionable, defensive tackle Landon Dean as out, and lineman Braydon Nelson as probable against UCF; UCF reported five starters out and three questionable. Florida State listed defensive lineman Darryll Desir as questionable before facing Louisville, which listed quarterback Lincoln Kienholz as probable; defensive back Ja’Bril Rawls was not on Florida State’s report.

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