Isaiah Bond injury update: Georgia at Texas Thursday injury report revealed

A heavyweight SEC showdown takes place in Austin when No. 5 Georgia visits top-ranked Texas in one of the biggest college football games of the regular season. A matchup between the two highest-ranked teams in the conference that has plenty of postseason and big-picture stakes.

The Longhorns have been absolutely dominant so far in their first season as members of the SEC. But there’s no doubt that Georgia will represent their most challenging opponent of the season up to this point.

The same applies to the Bulldogs, who have already dropped a game to Alabama this year that now puts them in more of a must-win position moving forward during the regular season. As Texas now stands between them and competing for a third nation championship in the last four seasons.

Both teams are loaded with talent and there are several key matchups that could very well determine the outcome of the game. Making the injury status of several impact players crucial as Saturday gets closer, check out Thursday’s full official injury report below.

Full Georgia-Texas State Thursday injury report

Georgia Bulldogs

RB Roderick Robinson II – Out
ILB Smael Mondon Jr. – Out
RB Branson Robinson – Out
DL Joseph Jonah-Ajonye – Out
OL Tate Ratledge – Questionable
DL Jordan Hall – Probable
OL Jared Wilson – Probable

Texas Longhorns

DB Derek Williams Jr. – Out
RB CJ Baxter – Out
RB Christian Clark – Out
RB Velton Gardner – Out
OL Trevor Goosby – Out
WR Isaiah Bond – Probable

Bond has been listed as questionable this week with an ankle injury. But Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian shared promising news about the wideout on Wednesday, saying Bond, “Had a pretty good practice today.” The team’s leading wide receiver with 21 catches for 369 yards and three touchdowns this season.

Both teams will have to continue relying on their depth at running back after suffering from numerous short-term and long-term injuries at the position. With the run game representing a key piece to each team’s respective winning formula recently and a crucial factor in Saturday’s game.

Georgia and Texas kick off this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET in a game airing on ABC and streaming on Fubo.