Texas A&M's leading receiver questionable against Arkansas

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Texas A&M’s leading receiver is the biggest concern on the initial SEC availability report ahead of Saturday’s home game against Arkansas.

Mario Craver is listed as questionable after leaving last week’s 35-6 loss to LSU with an apparent injury. He limped to the sideline during the second quarter and went to the locker room before eventually returning to the game.

Craver finished with 34 offensive snaps against LSU, but his availability will be worth monitoring throughout the week. The junior leads Texas A&M with 22 receptions for 225 yards and two touchdowns. He has been the Aggies’ most consistent offensive weapon through four games, including a career-high 11 catches for 119 yards against Kentucky.

Texas A&M is already without Terry Bussey, who remains listed as out after suffering a season-ending injury on the opening kickoff against Kentucky. If Craver cannot play, the Aggies will need Isaiah Horton, Aaron Gregory and Ashton Bethel-Roman to take on larger roles against Arkansas.

Wednesday's report also brought some encouraging news. Running back Jamarion Morrow is no longer listed after missing the last two games. Bethel-Roman is also absent from the report after returning against LSU. Under the SEC’s availability-reporting policy, players who are not listed are considered available.

The SEC will release updated reports Thursday and Friday, then issue its final report 90 minutes before kickoff. Texas A&M and Arkansas are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. CT Saturday at Kyle Field.

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