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Georgia’s Nick Chubb hasn’t had much G-Day action

Georgia tailback Nick Chubb will be available to play in Saturday afternoon's G-Day game, but he is not expected to get a lot of playing time.
Georgia tailback Nick Chubb will be available to play in Saturday afternoon's G-Day game, but he is not expected to get a lot of playing time. Georgia tailback Nick Chubb will be available to play in Saturday afternoon's G-Day game, but he is not expected to get a lot of playing time.

By David Paschall 3 min read

Senior tailback Nick Chubb has played in 32 career games for Georgia and racked up 3,424 rushing yards, which ranks second only to Herschel Walker in school history.

Chubb’s G-Day rushing totals aren’t quite as lofty.

The 5-foot-10, 228-pounder from Cedartown has three career spring-game carries for 34 yards and a 17-yard touchdown, with that output occurring in 2015. Chubb missed last year’s G-Day event while recovering from torn knee ligaments, and he is not expecting a heavy workload this Saturday.

“That will be the coaches’ decision,” Chubb said Tuesday night in a news conference. “I don’t know. I’ll be out there ready.”

Georgia practiced for more than two hours Tuesday in their new indoor practice facility. It was the 13th spring workout for the Bulldogs, who will practice again Thursday.