C.J. Baxter listed as questionable for Kentucky's game against Oklahoma
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 12:40 AM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Kentucky football's running back C.J. Baxter is questionable for their upcoming matchup with Oklahoma, as stated in the first availability report of the week. The Wildcats, who have surprised many this season with a 5-1 record, are grappling with mounting injuries. Linebackers Tavion Wallace and Antwan Smith are out, while Alex Afari is also questionable. Receiver Nic Anderson is listed as probable for the game. Oklahoma faces its own injury concerns with multiple offensive linemen, including Michael Fasusi, Eddy Pierre-Louis, and Fred Hinton, all listed as questionable. Further updates on player statuses are expected as game day approaches.
- •C.J. Baxter is questionable for Kentucky's game against Oklahoma.
- •The Wildcats have a 5-1 record so far this season.
- •Tavion Wallace and Antwan Smith are confirmed out for the game.
- •Receiver Nic Anderson is probable to play against Oklahoma.
- •Oklahoma's offensive line also deals with injuries, impacting their lineup.
- 12:40 AMYahoo Sports — Key Kentucky offensive player questionable on week's 1st report
"The first availability report of the week is out, and one of Kentucky football's key offensive weapons is questionable.
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