Welcome to the new age of college football, featuring injury reports.

SEC teams are now required to submit availability reports prior to conference games, with the first update coming on Wednesday before a Saturday game, and subsequent updates to the injury report dropping on Thursday, Friday and finally 90 minutes before kick-off on Saturday.

Players will be given a designation of available, probable, questionable, doubtful or out for the game, with the additional tag of game-time decision coming into play for the Saturday reports.

With South Carolina traveling to Kentucky on Saturday, the mandated injury reports will be in use for the first time in conference history.

This story will be updated throughout the week as the new reports drop.

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The only South Carolina player officially listed as out is offensive lineman Jakai Moore, who also missed last week's game against Old Dominion.

Corner Emory Floyd is doubtful after missing last week's game, and defensive end Bryan Thomas Jr. has been upgraded to probable after he also had to sit out the opener.

Corner back David Spaulding, linebacker Bangally Kamara and EDGE Gilber Edmond round out the injury report with all three players listed as questionable.

Everything was the same for South Carolina outside of two designations, which were both positive moments.

Bangally Kamara and Gilber Edmond have been upgraded from "questionable" to "probable" on the availability report.

Emory Floyd is still doubtful, David Spaulding is still questionable and Bryan Thomas Jr. is still probable.