Ole Miss star Kewan Lacy's status uncertain for Florida game after shoulder injury: What happens next

The Rebels signed a bunch of transfers for backfield depth and may have to put them into motion in Gainesville After leaving Saturday night's win over LSU with a shoulder injury in the third quarter, Ole Miss standout running back Kewan Lacy's status for the Rebels' upcoming nationally ranked showdown at Florida is uncertain. Ole Miss coach Pete Golding confirmed X-rays on Lacy's shoulder were negative but offered no update on his status moving forward outside of his RB1 wanting to re-enter the game and play through the pain. Lacy had 43 yards rushing and a touchdown on nine carries before exiting after landing hard on his left shoulder.

One of the nation's most prolific playmakers last fall, Lacy rushed for a single-season program record 1,567 yards and an SEC-leading 24 touchdowns for the playoff-bound Rebels. Lacy, who left his team's opening win over Louisville with a thigh bruise, will almost assuredly be on the Rebels' initial player availability report on Wednesday evening. The SEC's availability reports are updated nightly with final designations due 90 minutes before kickoff on game day. Player status designations include "available," "probable," "questionable," "doubtful," or "out" before game day. On Saturday, players on the availability report are marked as "available," "game time decision," or "out." As part of a handsome transfer class in Oxford, the