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Report: SEC Expected To Adopt Mandatory Injury Reports For The 2024 Season
by Staff Reporter
August 7, 20242 Comments
© Ray Carlin-USA TODAY Sports
CBS Sports has reported this week that the SEC is looking to adopt mandatory injury reports for this coming football season.
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A mandatory injury report hasn't been officially approved, but multiple sources indicated the details are close to being finalized and are expected to be in place at the start of the 2024 season. A decision could come as early as in two weeks when league athletic directors are scheduled to meet.
The Big Ten became the first Power Five conference to institute a game day availability report during the 2023 season -- a move designed to protect the integrity of the game with respect to gambling. The league's weekly report had two categories for injured players: questionable or out.
Some SEC schools, like LSU and Florida, released weekly injury reports last season, but the majority opted against the practice.
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