Walter Nolen Carted Off

Texas A&M Aggies defensive tackle Walter Nolen has been carted off against the Tennessee Volunteers.
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Texas A&M defensive tackle Walter Nolen is one of the better interior defenders in the SEC, and once upon a time, the Tennessee Volunteers recruited him. He's been a big factor in their game today, but unfortunately, the sophomore has been carted off after suffering an injury in the fourth quarter.

Tennessee Football Injury Report: Texas A&M

  • Doneiko Slaughter - IN. Slaughter was playing strong football at the beginning of the year but suffered an injury against Austin Peay that has kept him out since then. Head coach Josh Heupel said they are expecting him to be able to go but haven't decided yet.
  • Dont'e Thornton - IN. Thornton was a surprise scratch against South Carolina, but the transfer receiver is expected to play, according to Heupel.
  • Andrej Karic - OUT. Karic missed the South Carolina game and will likely be a game-time decision ahead of kickoff.
  • Christian Charles - OUT. Charles suffered an ankle injury and has missed the past several games.
  • Keenan Pili - OUT. Pili is still rehabbing from an upper-body injury he suffered against Austin Peay earlier in the season.
  • Bru McCoy - OUT. McCoy underwent season-ending surgery after suffering an injury against South Carolina.
Texas A&M DT Walter Nolen during a loss to Alabama. (Photo by Troy Taormina of USA Today Sports)

How To Watch: Texas A&M @ Tennessee

  • Gameday: Saturday, October 14th, 2023.
  • Game time: 3:30 pm ET
  • TV: CBS
  • Stadium: Neyland Stadium (Knoxville, Tennessee)
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