SEC Championship injury updates: Alabama vs. Georgia Thursday availability report revealed

There’s one final game to be played this season within the Southeastern Conference, with the SEC Championship kicking off in Atlanta on Saturday. Now, two days out from the top-ten matchup, we have a better idea of who’ll be taking the field for Alabama vs. Georgia.

With this game, we have our final updates made to the SEC Availability Report. An initial one was already released on Wednesday, with another one to come on Friday, for the Crimson Tide and the Bulldogs.

Kickoff is set for Saturday at 4 p.m. ET. Here is that updated injury report from the SEC for Alabama as well as Georgia:

Alabama

• DB Kameron Howard – Out
• LB Kelby Collins – Out
• LB Jah-Marien Latham – Out
• DB Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. – Out
• DL LT Overton – Out
• RB Kevin Riley – Out
• OL Mal Waldrep Jr. – Out
• DL Jeremiah Beaman – Out
• RB Jam Miller – Questionable
• OL Kam Dewberry – Questionable
• TE Josh Cuevas – Questionable
• TE Danny Lewis – Questionable

Georgia

• WR Colbie Young – Out
• TE Ethan Barbour – Out
• RB Bo Walker – Out
• DB Kyron Jones – Out
• DL Jordan Hall – Out
• OL Drew Bobo – Out
• DB Zion Branch – Questionable

On Wednesday, Alabama had the more notable of the two reports to start, with eleven designations in total and four of those still undetermined for the Crimson Tide. The most important of those were obviously with questionable designations on their offense for Miller, their leading rusher with 493 yards and three touchdowns, and Cuevas, their top tight end with 341 yards and four touchdowns, and on their offensive line with Dewberry. Other names like Riley, their second-leading rusher, as well as Overton and Kirkpatrick Jr. were then already labeled as out for ‘Bama.

Georgia then had six designations, with all of them already labeled as out for the SEC Championship. Young, their second-leading receiver on the season, Jones and Hall on their defense, and Bobo on their offensive line were the most notable of the six already to be unavailable for the ‘Dawgs this weekend when they’ll be back inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium.