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LSU Lineman Garrett Dellinger Injury Update: What to Expect Against Oklahoma

Garrett Dellinger's injury status for the LSU vs. Oklahoma game was updated in a Wednesday report.

The excitement is palpable as the Oklahoma Sooners prepare to face off against LSU in Baton Rouge for a historic first-time SEC matchup during Week 14. Fans from both sides are gearing up for what promises to be an electrifying showdown under the lights at Tiger Stadium.

Injury reports and status updates

As the anticipation builds, both teams have released their initial injury reports ahead of this crucial season finale. Unfortunately for fans, not everyone will be available to take the field. The status of LSU’s starting offensive lineman, Garrett Dellinger, has been updated to questionable, raising eyebrows among the Tigers’ faithful.

For the Sooners, the injury list is significant. Notable absences include wide receivers Jayden Gibson, Jalil Farooq, Nic Anderson, and Deion Burks, all ruled out. Defensive backs Gentry Williams and Kendel Dolby are also sidelined, along with several offensive linemen, including Joshua Bates and Geirean Hatchett. The only glimmer of hope for Oklahoma fans comes with Jovantae Barnes, who is listed as probable.

On the LSU side, the injury report reveals a similar struggle. Key players such as safety Jordan Allen, linebacker Harold Perkins Jr., and running back John Emery Jr. will not be participating. However, the Tigers do have some positives, with wide receiver CJ Daniels and offensive lineman Miles Frazier both marked as probable.

Recent performances set the stage

Looking back at their recent performances, both teams are coming off significant games. Oklahoma is riding high after a commanding 24-3 victory over Alabama in Week 13. The Sooners showcased their strength, with quarterback Jackson Arnold and running back Xavier Robinson combining for an impressive 238 rushing yards. The defense was equally formidable, forcing Alabama’s quarterback Jalen Milroe into three interceptions and limiting his rushing yards to just 45.

Meanwhile, LSU managed to snap a three-game losing streak with a narrow 24-17 win against Vanderbilt. Quarterback Garrett Nussmeier had a standout performance, completing 28 of 37 passes for 332 yards and a touchdown. The Tigers’ defense held strong against Vanderbilt’s star quarterback, Diego Pavia, ensuring that LSU could regain some momentum heading into this pivotal matchup.

Historical context adds intrigue

This matchup carries historical significance as well. Oklahoma and LSU have met three times in their storied past, with the most recent encounter occurring during the 2019 College Football Playoff. In that game, the Tigers emerged victorious with a resounding 63-28 win, ultimately leading them to a national championship that season. Overall, LSU has won two of the three meetings, with Oklahoma’s only victory coming in the 1950 Sugar Bowl.

As the Sooners prepare to face LSU, they will be looking to even the series and make their mark in this new chapter of SEC competition.

Betting odds and expectations

As for the betting odds, LSU enters the game as a 5.5-point home favorite according to FanDuel, with the over/under set at 47.5 points. But does this line truly reflect the teams’ current forms? With Oklahoma’s recent dominant performance against Alabama, it’s clear they are not to be underestimated.

Fans are left wondering: can the Sooners continue their winning ways, or will the Tigers defend their home turf? The stakes are high, and both teams will be eager to finish the regular season on a positive note.

A fan-favorite matchup to watch

As the clock ticks down to kickoff, the excitement surrounding this matchup is undeniable. With the game scheduled for 7 p.m. ET and set to air live on ESPN, college football fans across the nation will be glued to their screens.

Will the Sooners pull off an upset and make history in their first SEC showdown? Or will LSU continue to assert its dominance and secure another victory? With both teams boasting talented rosters and passionate fan bases, this game is sure to be a thrilling spectacle.

As we gear up for this monumental clash, one thing is certain: college football never fails to deliver drama, excitement, and unforgettable moments. Let’s get ready for a showdown that promises to be a highlight of the season!

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