Ole Miss Star Running Back Kewan Lacy Unlikely to Play Against Florida
Ole Miss coach Pete Golding said star running back Kewan Lacy is not expected to suit up for Saturday's matchup with No. 21 Florida.
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Kewan Lacy, the standout running back for No. 4 Ole Miss, is not expected to play in Saturday's game against No. 21 Florida, according to Rebels coach Pete Golding.
Golding told ESPN that Lacy is unlikely to be available for the matchup, a notable absence for an Ole Miss offense that has relied on his production this season.
The game pits two ranked programs against each other, with Ole Miss entering as the higher-ranked side at No. 4 nationally, against a Florida team ranked No. 21.
Specific details on the nature of Lacy's unavailability and any potential return timeline were not disclosed. Ole Miss will need to adjust its offensive plans without its top running back as it prepares for Saturday's game.
Further updates on Lacy's status and the outcome of the matchup are expected as the game approaches.
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