The SEC issued its first official “availability report” for the Georgia Bulldogs on Wednesday night ahead of their upcoming game against Kentucky.
This report, which outlines the status of various players, will be updated on Thursday, Friday, and again 90 minutes before Saturday’s kickoff.
The current list features five Georgia players with varying statuses, from out to questionable. The SEC does not provide specific reasons for the listings, but past injuries give some insight into their situations.
Running back Roderick Robinson is marked as out due to a foot injury. Defensive end/outside linebacker Mykel Williams is listed as doubtful, still recovering from an ankle issue. Among those listed as questionable are defensive linemen Jordan Hall, Xzavier McLeod, and Warren Brinson, with Brinson dealing with an ankle contusion.
Georgia coach Kirby Smart shared updates on a few of these players earlier this week. Speaking about Hall and McLeod, Smart mentioned:
“Jordan and Xzavier are wearing pads, running, and doing functional movements. They’re pushing hard, and we’ll see how they progress.” On Williams, he added, “He’s doing a great job with rehab, putting in extra time over the weekend. We’ll see how he holds up during practice.”
