Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris is a decision heading into Saturday’s game against Arkansas, according to ESPN college football reporter Pete Thamel.

Harris has been listed as questionable with a lower-body injury on the Rebels’ player availability report all week after he missed last weekend’s game against Oklahoma.

The wide receiver had 7 receptions for 102 yards and a touchdown before his injury in Ole Miss’ overtime loss against LSU on October 12.

But after the injury, Harris was seen on the team bench and wearing street clothes after not participating in any plays on the Rebels’ final offensive drive in regulation.

Harris was dealing with an ailment before the LSU game, but was upgraded to probable before the matchup, although he hasn’t seen the field since.

Despite his absence, Harris remains the team’s leading receiver in terms of production, catching 59 passes for 987 yards and scoring 6 touchdowns in 7 games this season.

He surpassed 100 yards receiving in 5 games this year, including a 225-yard effort against Georgia Southern.

Cayden Lee is Ole Miss’ next most productive wide receiver this season, with 31 receptions for 488 yards and a touchdown.

Antwane Wells has 4 touchdown receptions this season, but hasn’t scored since September.

Ole Miss begins on the road against Arkansas at 11 a.m. CT on Saturday.

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(Thamel)

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