Kentucky football sees mixed availability report ahead of Vanderbilt matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 12:42 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

Kentucky football released its first availability report for week eight on October 22, ahead of their upcoming game against Vanderbilt. Key linebacker Sam Greene is listed as doubtful due to an injury sustained last weekend. Meanwhile, wide receiver Nic Anderson is questionable, but running back C.J. Baxter and linebacker Tavion Wallace are both probable to play, offering potential boosts to the team. Vanderbilt has its own challenges, with backup quarterback Blaze Berlowitz and defensive lineman Brian Allen Jr. missing the game, while safety Dontae Carter is questionable.
- •Sam Greene is listed as doubtful for the Vanderbilt game.
- •Nic Anderson continues to experience aches and pains, listed as questionable.
- •C.J. Baxter and Tavion Wallace are both probable to return for week eight.
- •Vanderbilt's Blaze Berlowitz and Brian Allen Jr. are out due to injuries.
- •Dontae Carter's status is questionable for Vanderbilt.
- 12:42 AMYahoo Sports — Week eight's first availability report a mixed bag for Kentucky
"The first availability report for week eight is out, and it's a mixed bag of names for Kentucky football.
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