BATON ROUGE – During the game against Alabama last week, only one player for LSU football went down with an injury.

Sophomore right tackle Weston Davis suffered a leg injury and did not return to the game. He was seen on crutches heading to the locker room after leaving the medical tent. Will the No. 22 LSU (6-3, 3-3 SEC) starting offensive line be back intact for the pivotal showdown against No. 8 Texas (7-2, 4-2) inside Tiger Stadium Saturday, Nov. 14?

Davis was listed as "probable" on the Tigers' initial injury report for the matchup with the Longhorns which was released Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Lane Kiffin and his offensive unit have been fortunate along the line this season as there have not been any injuries.

Other big news was that defensive end Gabriel Reliford was listed as "probable" for the Tigers as well. Reliford tore his ACL back in the spring in March and was initially thought to be out for the 2026 season.

Star senior linebacker Whit Weeks is listed as "questionable." There were murmurs last week that Weeks might could be cleared to play in time for the game against Alabama but he was not able to come back from a fractured fibula last week. Questionable means he had a 50% chance to play against Texas this week.

Safety Dashawn Spears, wide receiver Phillip Wright III, linebacker Charles Ross II and freshman defensive tackle Richard Anderson are all out for the game against Alabama.

LSU injury report for Texas game

PROBABLE

DE Gabriel Reliford

OT Weston Davis

LB Whit Weeks

WR Phillip Wright II

S Dashawn Spears

LB Charles Ross II

DL Richard Anderson