LSU’s Leavitt off availability report, should play vs. Rebels

LSU's Leavitt off availability report, should play vs. Rebels. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Off SEC report, LSU's Leavitt 'available' to start, source saysOle Miss Rebels8hAlex ScarboroughOregon wins in 84-0 rout despite missing 2 key players on offenseOregon Ducks2hPaolo UggettiArkansas OK's 'comprehensive' review to improve football resourcesArkansas Razorbacks11hAdam RittenbergDC Belichick resigns as UNC investigation finds disregard for conductNorth Carolina Tar Heels2dDavid HaleJudge allows case against ex-Bucknell coach in player's death to proceedBucknell Bison12hTisha ThompsonSarkisian: Mishandled ESPN interview, knows Manning owns his mistakeTexas Longhorns2dIndiana D-lineman Daley, Wyatt out while waiting for judge's rulingIndiana Hoosiers18hJake TrotterNorthwestern rewards Braun with three-year extensionNorthwestern Wildcats2dAdam RittenbergMission accomplished?

What happened

After 48 hours of tracking the health and availability of LSU Sam Leavitt, the star quarterback was ultimately not listed on the SEC availability report for Saturday's game at Ole Miss, indicating he is expected to participate for the Tigers in Oxford. Sources on the Ole Miss staff told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Thursday morning that they weren't convinced that Leavitt's appearance on the availability report was sincere. By Thursday evening, Leavitt's status on the availability report changed to questionable.

How coaches returning to their former stomping grounds have faredLSU Tigers20hBill ConnellyThompson: LSU-Ole Miss, Lane Kiffin and an old fight made newOle Miss Rebels19hWright ThompsonHow ChatGPT and Lane Kiffin could have gotten LSU kicked out of the SECLSU Tigers2dMark SchlabachConnelly: 29 games to keep your weekend spicy, led by — of course — LSU-Ole MissOle Miss Rebels23hBill ConnellyWeek 3 preview: A revenge game in Oxford, Florida State's bleak future and moreOle Miss Rebels2dDavid HaleBig personality and big things for Jason Eck at New MexicoNew Mexico Lobos17hPete ThamelHow and why Missouri is claiming a college football title 66 years laterMissouri Tigers23hEli LedermanTexas Tech's Mahomes collaboration uniforms headline best threads for CFB Week 3Texas Tech Red Raiders20hESPN staffCollege football best bets: From UNC to Alabama, the plays to know for Week 3North Carolina Tar Heels2dPamela Maldonado and Mark ZinnoplayWhat Nick Saban sees as the difference in LSU vs.

Leavitt's appearance on the report Wednesday night raised eyebrows throughout the SEC because it was unclear when or how he was injured. He has been listed as such on the availability report all week. The report's findings were released the same week the Fed voted to raise interest rates for the first time since 2023. watch nowVIDEO2:5102:51Fed staff should have known Silicon Valley Bank was vulnerable, new report findsSquawk on the StreetAn outside review of the Federal Reserve's oversight of the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in 2023 has found the Fed's staff "knew, or should have known," that the bank was vulnerable prior to the crisis, Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said Friday.

The wider picture

A report by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee has now said the government should consider placing it into special administration, a form of temporary nationalisation. Universities shouldn’t play alongElla HafermalzUniversities need to protect their position in education so that students have an independent pathway to employmentAI companies like OpenAI are insinuating themselves into the pathway from education to work. Later Friday, a source told ESPN's Heather Dinich that Leavitt will be "available" to start.

The SEC's reporting policy states that acts of gamesmanship "intended to hide a student-athlete's true participation status for competitive or strategic reasons" are prohibited, as is conduct that could reasonably be construed as "misleading. "The SEC also says schools should take extra precautions to act in good faith when disclosing the status of high-profile athletes, such as starting quarterbacks. Penalties for inaccurate or late reports range from $25,000 to $100,000 for football and can include "accountability measures" for head coaches.

Leavitt, widely regarded as the top transfer quarterback during this past offseason, has scored seven touchdowns in two games (two passing, five rushing). Figure caption, Brentford stay unbeaten as they put three past ChelseaByNizaar KinsellaFootball reporter at Brentford Community StadiumPublished18 September 2026Brentford climbed to third in the Premier League with an impressive 3-0 victory over Chelsea.

What has been reported

Here's how I rated the players and you can see how you scored them below. Published21 AugustBrentfordCaoimhin Kelleher: An accomplished display, although he was never required to make any outstanding saves. 6Michael Kayode: Played a couple of sloppy passes and rarely ventured forward. 6Kristoffer Ajer: A sizeable presence at the back despite coming under significant pressure from crosses in open play and from set-pieces. That perhaps owed something to his experience of learning the left-back role after previously playing as an attacker.

He eventually delivered with a late strike to seal victory and his celebration looked like a weight then lifted off his shoulders, along with his Brentford shirt. A largely positive display despite one piece of naive defending in the first half that led to a free-kick. 7Cole Palmer: Undoubtedly Chelsea's best player on the night, with much of their attacking play going through him.

What happens next

He ended the match playing up front as a striker. 6Estevao Willian (on 87, Neto): N/AMahdi Nicoll-Jazuli (on 87, Barco): N/ASubs not used: Penders, Gusto, Hato, Lavia, GittensHow did you rate the players? 32Back to team tabsAfter the opportunity to rate players has closed, the score displayed represents the average from all the submissions by BBC Sport users. Related topicsFootballPremier LeagueMore on this storyPlay BBC Sport's Match of the Day Predictor gameAll your sport quizzes in one placeFollow your club with BBC SportPublished8 June

Skip NavigationMarketsBusinessInvestingTechPolitics & PolicyVideoWatchlistInvesting ClubPROLivestreamMenuKey PointsA new report by consulting firm Starling Advisory Group faulted Federal Reserve staff for failing to foresee Silicon Valley Bank's vulnerability, Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said in releasing the findings. Bowman's announcement of the report's findings immediately escalated political tensions around the Fed. The White House said the report implicated Fed Governor Michael Barr, who was appointed by President Joe Biden in 2022 and held Bowman's job as the Fed's top bank regulator during the banking crisis in 2023 that led to Silicon Valley Bank's failure.

The report has been compiled by Press Orb using information reported across espn.com, bbc.co.uk, cnbc.com. Details are presented according to the information available at the time of publication and may change as authorities, organisers or other relevant parties provide updates.