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Georgia vs Kentucky Injury Report Released
Georgia Bulldogs vs Kentucky Wildcats injury report released ahead of the week three matchup.
The Georgia Bulldogs are getting their conference schedule kicked off this weekend against the Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington. Kentucky lost their conference opener against South Carolina in a tough fashion by a final score of 31-6. The Bulldogs are heavy favorites coming into this one but rain is expected to be in the area during the football game which might impact the football game. With that being said, here are some defensive players to watch for Georgia this weekend.
This year the SEC released a new rule where teams are required to release injury reports ahead of each and every conference matchup, so Georgia and Kentucky have both released their list of injuries ahead of Saturday’s matchup.
Georgia vs Kentucky Injury Report:
Georgia:
– Roderick Robinson, RB, Out
– Mykel Williams, DL, Doubtful
– Jordan Hall, DL, Questionable
– Xzavier McLeod, DL, Questionable
– Warren Brinson, DL, Questionable
Kentucky:
– DeaMonte Trayanum, RB, Out
– Hardley Gimore IV, WR, Out
– Devin Smith, LB, Out
– Darrion Henry-Young, DL, Out
– Courtland Ford, OL, Out
– Tavion Gadson, DL, Out
– Josiah Hayes, DL, Out
– Jason Patterson, RB, Doubtful
– Jager Burton, OL, Doubtful
– Brandon White, WR, Questionable
– Maxwell Harrison, DB, Probable
– Keeshawn Silver, DL, Probable
Gerald Mincey, OL, Probable
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