Arizona State’s injury report prior to their game against Utah reveals key updates on several players. Quarterback Sam Leavitt, who was previously listed as probable, is now doubtful for Saturday’s matchup. Coach Kenny Dillingham indicated that if Leavitt is unable to play, Jeff Sims will take the starting role. Sims, who played at Cincinnati last season, recorded 155 passing yards and rushed for 53 yards in his previous game.
Key Injury Updates for Arizona State
- Sam Leavitt: Doubtful for the game against Utah.
- Jeff Sims: Expected to start if Leavitt does not play.
- Jordyn Tyson: Removed from the injury report after being probable.
- Kyson Brown: Questionable status.
- Montana Warren: Upgraded to probable.
- Clayton Smith, Chamon Metayer, and Jesus Gomez: Listed as probable starters.
Other Players Status
In addition to those above, defense back Xavion Alford, linebacker Zyrus Fiaseu, and defensive lineman Zac Swanson are among the eleven players ruled out. Jalen Moss, who missed the last four games due to a foot injury and illness, will return to play.
Utah’s Injury Report
Utah also faces challenges with seven players listed as out. Noteworthy absences include safety Nate Ritchie and tight end Hunter Andrews. This matchup is anticipated to take place on Saturday at 7:15 p.m. MST. Fans can catch the game on 98.7 and the Arizona Sports app, with coverage available on ESPN.
Stay tuned for more updates regarding the Arizona State vs. Utah game as it approaches.
