Florida football: South Carolina injury report ahead of Saturday
What could have been easier has turned into a potentially dangerous game Saturday for Florida football as they face South Carolina in Columbia.
It really doesn’t get any easier for Florida football.
Fresh off a toe-to-toe scrap with LSU last week, the Gators travel to Columbia, South Carolina and face a Gamecock squad who upset Georgia last week, on the road.
Offensively, the Gamecocks could certainly be in better shape going up against a tough Florida football defense.
However, quarterback Ryan Hilinski is expected to play Saturday after suffering a sprained left knee in the second half against Georgia last week.
With that, here is this week’s latest injury report for South Carolina, courtesy of USA Today:
Out
Dylan Wonnum
South Carolina offensive lineman Dylan Wonnum suffered an ankle injury two weeks ago and is listed as not returning until the end of October, meaning he is not likely to play Saturday against Florida football.
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Kevin Harris
Running back Kevin Harris tore a ligament off his pubic bone in September and has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
Deshaun Fenwick
Harris’ fellow running back Deshaun Fenwick suffered a shoulder injury in September and it has not been determined when he will return.
Jake Bentley
Starting quarterback Jake Bentley suffered a fractured left foot early in the season and is out for the rest of the year.
Questionable
Sadarius Hutcherson
Offensive lineman Sadarius Hutcherson left the Georgia game with cramping to his lower back. He has not been ruled in or out of Saturday’s game with Florida football.
Bryan Edwards
South Carolina wide receiver Bryan Edwards came out of Saturday’s win over Georgia with an ankle injury. He is listed as questionable for Saturday’s game.
Hank Manos
Offensive lineman Hank Manos has been out the last two games with an ankle injury. He remains questionable for Saturday’s game with Florida football.
Randrecous Davis
Wide receiver Randrecous Davis has been out since before the season began with an ankle injury. He remains questionable for Saturday’s game.
Probable
Hilinski
South Carolina’s new starting quarterback Ryan Hilinski suffered a sprained left knee against Georgia and left the game early, However, he is likely to start against Florida.
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Remember, No. 9 Florida football will face off with South Carolina at 12 p.m. Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina.