Friday's Friday report was released before Texas-Oklahoma, a state of change for Longhorns

The Southeast Conference released its latest report on Friday, a default report on availability before the Red River shot between Texas and Oklahoma.

DALLAS – With less than 24 hours until Texas and Oklahoma renew their meeting in the 121st edition of the Red River Shootout, the Southeastern Conference released its availability report on Friday.

Saturday competition is fast

Steve Sargesian and his Texas team entered Saturday's game relatively healthy, but Longhorns fans are focused on the status of linebacker Malik Muhammad, who missed last weekend's game at Florida State.

Following the list, Muhammad, on the edge of Parker Parkerdone, was eliminated from the Friday report and will want on Saturday.

Friday's presence report is the penultimate update of the injuries, the final report of which will be 90 minutes before the beginning.

Latest updates for each group:

Allan: RB CJ Baxter

Jade: Te a Cade Mcinkyre, O Opinett, O Jakoke Sexton, ọnita Taylor, or LOA

QUESTION: Wr Koontez Lewis

Ambitious: qb jabae faeer

Here are the Long Horns Coach Steve Circle about this season.

"We got week two in the SEC and it happens to be the Allstate Red River Rivalry against a very good Oklahoma team," Sarkisian said. "Fantastic defensive team. Coach Venables, you can see his footprint, his handprint all over this defense now in year three. He's recruited the players that fit his style, they're very active upfront, very athletic group. Multitude of pressures, multitude of coverages. I think they lead the SEC in about everything, first in scoring defense, first in passing yards allowed, first in total, first down defense, first in pass efficiency defense, first in net punt, second in rushing defense, fifth in passing offense. So you can go down the line about how great they're playing on defense right now. So we've got our work cut out for us. And then obviously offensively, they've got a dynamic play caller who stresses you with formations, with tempo. The quarterback is a tremendous player, and they got two really good wideouts. And so it's gonna be a heck of a challenge for us. The goal is to get to 1-0 this week. We've got to get back to 1-1 in conference play. And it happens to be a heck of a challenge, and in my opinion, the best game in college football in the regular season. This is a great rivalry to be part of. Humbled and honored to be part of this game, and then looking forward to the opportunity Saturday afternoon."

Texas and Oklahoma are 2:30 p.m.A in the dickole's pan on Saturday.You can watch the game on ABC.