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South Carolina State football’s final injury report before game against Kentucky South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer gives final injury report before Saturday’s game against Kentucky South Carolina

football team relatively healthy heading into this weekend’s game against Kentucky It’s a situation.
In his final public speech before kickoff this Saturday night, third-year head coach Shane Beamer delivered the team’s final injury report before their game against the Wildcats.
The injury report is about what to expect from Beamer’s comments in Tuesday’s press conference.
“Previously injured players – Dakeleon (Joyner) not playing, JuJu (McDowell) not playing, Cayson Henry out, Trey Jones out, Juice Wells not playing, Trey Jones not playing.
Knox will play, Projector said.

Joyner injured his ankle against Jacksonville State.
McDowell broke her collarbone last week.
Henry and Jones both have lower body injuries, and Wells has a leg injury.
The good news for Shumcox is that South Carolina’s offensive line is starting to come together after being marred by injuries this season.
The group, from left to right, consists of Tree Babarad, Jakai Moore, Nick Gargiulo, Trobon Bo, and Vershon Lee.

Beamer said of the team’s overall health, “We’re doing well.
” “Unless someone gets injured at the hotel tomorrow night or Saturday, we’re going to start with the same offensive line for the third week in a row.
This is huge.
They need to continue to grow, and Kentucky is going to start with the same offensive line up front.
We’re going to need them this week because they’re really good.
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He said Joyner was “highly questionable” and Jones was out.
South Carolina faces Kentucky this weekend in the final Southeastern Conference game of the season for both teams.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7:44:30 p.m.
It will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Tom Hart has been talked about as the play-by-play voice, and Jordan Rodgers will be accompanying the booth as a color analyst.
Cole Kubelik will report from the sideline at Williams-Brice Stadium.