The Thursday Alabama football availability report has two new names while two were removed from the report on Wednesday ahead of the game against Tennessee.

Receivers Kendrick Law and Kobe Prentice, who were listed as probable Wednesday, are no longer listed on the report. That bodes well for their chances of playing. Both missed the South Carolina game with injuries.

“Feeling better and better about it each and every day,” Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said Wednesday on the SEC coaches teleconference about Prentice and Law.

Meanwhile, reserve running back Daniel Hill was added to the list and ruled out for the game. Starting safety Keon Sabb was also a new addition to the list, but he is listed as probable for the game.

As for edge rusher Yhonzae Pierre, who was out for the South Carolina game, he was upgraded to probable after he was listed as questionable on Wednesday.

The other two players listed are Domani Jackson (probable) and Cayden Jones (out). Jackson, a starting cornerback, was also listed as probable Wednesday.

No. 7 Alabama will travel to Knoxville to face No. 11 Tennessee on Saturday (2:30 p.m. CT, ABC) at Neyland Stadium.

The return of Law and Prentice will bring back key receivers behind Ryan Williams and Germie Bernard. Law has been a starting receiver this season along with Williams and Bernard. Prentice has also been frequently in the rotation. Prentice is fifth on the team with eight receptions for 107 receiving yards and one touchdown. Law has caught two passes for 41 yards and one touchdown.

Meanwhile Pierre had been in the rotation at Wolf with the likes of Que Robinson, Qua Russaw, Keanu Koht and others.

Alabama football injury report: Thursday before Tennessee

• RB Daniel Hill (out)
• LB Cayden Jones (out)
• DB Domani Jackson (probable)
• DB Keon Sabb (probable)
• LB Yhonzae Pierre (probable)