Jordan Hall injury update: Latest on Georgia DL vs. Mississippi State on Thursday injury report
Both Bulldogs of the SEC will face off this Saturday when Mississippi State and Georgia meet in Athens. A matchup that heavily favors the home team as Mississippi State still looks to secure their first win in SEC play under new head coach Jeff Lebby.
There have been no guarantees this year in the SEC, with several teams pulling off upsets versus ranked opponents so far this season. With the playing field in the conference seeming more level than ever before.
With that in mind, injuries and the health of teams in every matchup will be vital. As depth will be tested on Saturday and beyond in the conference regarded as the most competitive league across college football.
Both teams will be missing some key contributors when kickoff starts at 4:15 p.m. ET in Sanford Stadium, while others are still on the fence to take the field. Check out the status of each team’s injured players below in the official Thursday injury report.
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Full Georgia-Mississippi State Thursday injury report
Georgia
- RB Roderick Robinson – Out
- LB Smael Mondon – Out
- OL Tate Ratledge – Out
- DL Jordan Hall–Questionable
- OL Jared Wilson–Questionable
Mississippi State
- QB Blake Shapen – Out
- CB Tre Wright – Out
- WR Creed Whittemore – Out
- S Tyler Woodard – Out
- WR Trent Hudson – Out
- RB Keyvone Lee – Out
- DL Kalvin Dinkins – Out
A multitude of Mississippi State players being out surely does not help their chances this Saturday. Headlined by the Bulldogs losing starting quarterback Blake Shapen to a season-ending shoulder injury in Week 4 against Florida.
But Lebby still believes that his team’s most recent bye week puts them in a better position to succeed this weekend than they would have been before.
“Yeah, we needed it. There’s no question about it, from a health standpoint,” Lebby said. “Again, just being able to refocus, recalibrate and get our guys a little bit of a break that they needed and get us back in this building with just great energy and being incredibly thankful for our opportunity and grateful for what we’ve got ahead of us.”