OXFORD, Miss. – Georgia junior tailback Nick Chubb was on pace to rejoin the 100-yard rushing club during Saturday’s game at Ole Miss.
That was before he sat out the second half.
Chubb rushed for 57 yards on 12 carries during the first 30 minutes of Georgia’s 45-14 loss to the Rebels but was held out of the second half due to an injury. Kirby Smart said it was a little too early to know the 5-foot-10, 228-pounder’s availability for this week’s game against visiting Tennessee.
“Nick has an ankle sprain, and I don’t know the severity yet,” Smart said. “He couldn’t come back in the game. I know he wanted to, but we’ll see how that goes in these next couple of days.”
The 57 yards yards give Chubb 2,716 for his career, which ranks sixth in school history.















