SEC Availability Report & Roster Impact Lab

Analyze official college football availability disclosures, simulate QB1 & starter clearance, reallocate snap shares across position units, and project scheme adjustments.

SEC Week 4 Focus: LSU Tigers @ Ole Miss Rebels
Projected Point Spread
-3.5 +1.5 pts
LSU favored at Ole Miss
Offensive EPA / Play
+0.14 +0.09
Passing efficiency baseline
Pass-Block Win Rate
72% Neutral
Front-5 protection integrity
Primary Starter Readiness
91% Optimal
10 of 11 starters active
Click any player's SEC Status dropdown to immediately cascade snap volume down the depth chart.
Player & Unit Depth Tier SEC Availability Status Impact Weight Projected Snaps
Ready. Adjust Leavitt status or player depth to see live impact.
SEC By-Law Rule 14.8 Compliance Mode

SEC Availability Reporting Mandate Rules

In 2024, the Southeastern Conference instituted formalized game-week availability disclosures to protect student-athletes, safeguard sports integrity, and provide unified reporting standards across all member institutions.

  • OUT Player will not participate under any condition (0% snap allocation).
  • DBT Doubtful: Unlikely to play (~25% likelihood; emergency backup only).
  • QST Questionable: Uncertain to play (50% likelihood; game-time warmup check).
  • PRB Probable: Likely to play, but minor ailment managed in practice.
  • AVL Available: Cleared for full participation; not listed or cleared from earlier report.

How QB1 Status Affects College Football Spreads

In the SEC matchup between LSU and Ole Miss, Sam Leavitt's absence from the final pre-kickoff availability report proved decisive for analysts and oddsmakers.

Quarterbacks in collegiate football represent the single highest individual player value to point spreads:

  • VAL Elite Starter Swing: High-tier SEC QBs are worth 4.5 to 7.0 points against the spread compared to true freshman or unproven backups.
  • EPA Offensive Efficiency: Passing success rate drops by 14–22% when a backup QB operates on the road in hostile venues like Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
  • RUN Box Stacking: Opposing defenses shift from two-high safeties into cover-1 / cover-0 run blitzes when the primary vertical passing threat is sidelined.
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