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- Alabama lost defensive lineman Jeremiah Beaman to a season-ending ACL injury; defensive back Jorden Edmonds is targeted for a midseason return, while EJ Crowell and receiver Noah Rogers are expected back sooner. Arkansas lost tight end Maddox Lassiter, defensive lineman J'Lynn Allen and punter Connor Smith for 2026, but RB1 Sutton Smith should be ready for the opener. - Auburn linebacker J.J. Faulk is out for the year, with tight end Jonathan Edwards, tackle Tai Buster and corner Devin Williams still uncertain. Florida reported no major camp loss; Georgia remains without Amaris Williams and likely Dante Dowdell, while center Drew Bobo should play. Kentucky running back Tovani Mizell is out, with Jovante Barnes and receiver Nic Anderson questionable. - LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt and linebacker Whit Weeks are full-go, though edge Gabe Reliford remains out. Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy will miss the opener but is practicing; Gavin Hoffman should be ready and Donta Simpson is cleared. Oklahoma center Jake Maikkula is expected to miss at least a couple of weeks. - Ole Miss reported no major preseason injury. South Carolina lost receivers Jaden Sellers and Jayden Gibson for the season, with tackle Jacarrius Peak expected out roughly two weeks and Dylan Stewart unavailable opening weekend. Tennessee lost Edrees Farooq, Jaedon Harmon and Jadas Richard, with several more questionable plus Arion Carter suspended one game. - Texas is evaluating left tackle Trevor Goosby's knee, though no tear was initially indicated. Texas A&M lost Chace Sims and Tiger Riden for the season and receiver Jerome Myles left the team. Vanderbilt had no major new camp injury, while Mississippi State's principal questions are receiver Ayden Williams and limited defensive linemen D.J. Reed and Kalvin Dinkins.

- FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — With just two weeks until kickoff of the 2026 season and first year under coach Ryan Silverfield, it's safe to say things are beginning to shape at nearly every position. - The initial Week One depth chart might have a couple of "-or-" next to a few names, but the depth chart should be taking shape, especially with the second scrimmage of fall camp coming on...

- FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield mentioned Sunday evening that he hasn't filled out a true depth chart yet for his players. - In a way, the Razorbacks' first-year coach seemed a bit aggravated at some of the more experienced players on his roster. - He went out on a limb to challenge them during his post-scrimmage press confernce.

- The Razorbacks held their second scrimmage of the month on Saturday, Aug. - The action kicked off at 9:15 p.m. - CT to simulate the Week 2 game at Utah, which will begin at the same time in Salt Lake City. - The media was not permitted to watch the scrimmage, but an Arkansas spokesperson provided a list of meaningful action from the 104-play event, and head coach Ryan Silverfield...

- Ryan Silverfield noted scrimmages had a “big say” in the decision to name KJ Jackson the Razorbacks' starting quarterback.

- FAYETTEVILLE — Charlie Collins didn't want to admit defeat, but Arkansas football wide receiver Chris Marshall had an ear-to-ear grin when Collins got asked if the offense had the upper hand at the first meaningful checkpoint of fall camp. - The Boise State transfer, who came out of the Dallas high school ranks as a five-star recruit, hauled in a 34-yard touchdown pass from Jackson and had a 96-yard...

- Practice: 𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗔𝗦 𝗙𝗢𝗢𝗧𝗕𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞 Second scrimmage recap, key stats Sutton Smith 'full go' Surprise starters possible More

- WATCH: Ryan Silverfield talks Arkansas football's first scrimmage of preseason camp WATCH: Arkansas football players Chris Marshall and Charlie Collins talk preseason practice

- Practice: During Arkansas' first preseason scrimmage, Boise State transfer Chris Marshall showed why he could become the team’s go-to receiver, hauling in a 96-yard catch and 34-yard TD.

- FAYETTEVILLE — The first Arkansas scrimmage was held Sunday with the team having over 130 plays. - The offense had nine scoring drives with each of the five quarterbacks getting involved.