College teams issue injury updates ahead games

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Nebraska offensive lineman Gunnar Gottula was removed from the injury report ahead of the Illinois game, while safety Jamir Conn remained probable; Illinois freshman quarterback Michael Clayton II was listed as questionable. Wisconsin center Austin Kawecki said a hand injury sustained against Michigan State sidelined him for the Badgers’ next two games. Oklahoma is hoping to get several players back after multiple starters missed its loss to South Carolina, but the available report does not specify all their statuses. Iowa will be without starting center Cael Winter and several reserve linemen, while other Hawkeyes—including defensive backs Jaylen Watson and Zach Lutmer—were listed as questionable ahead of Northwestern; Wildcats quarterback Aidan Chiles was also questionable.

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