Georgia releases final availability report for Texas

ATHENS, Ga. — No. 5 Georgia and No. 10 Texas are set to do battle inside Sanford Stadium Saturday night with kickoff set for 7:49 p.m. ET on ABC. Both teams have released final availability reports, as mandated by the SEC, and there are no changes for either.
Georgia has five players out for the game but no other players are listed. Texas has no players listed on the availability report.
As was the case on Thursday, junior tight end Lawson Luckie (head injury) and redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Joshua Horton (undisclosed) were not listed at all. Redshirt freshman cornerback Demello Jones (elbow).
Georgia has ruled senior wideout Colbie Young, freshman wideout Talyn Taylor, redshirt sophomore defensive back Kyron Jones, redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Jordan Hall, and freshman tight end Ethan Barbour out for the Texas game.
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Young, who is done for the season, will miss his third straight game. He saw just three plays in Georgia’s 43-35 win over Mississippi State a few weeks ago, the last time the Bulldogs were at home. He suffered a broken bone in his lower leg after coming into that contest as the team’s leading receiver.
Georgia has ruled senior wideout Colbie Young, freshman wideout Talyn Taylor, redshirt sophomore defensive back Kyron Jones, redshirt sophomore defensive lineman Jordan Hall, and freshman tight end Ethan Barbour out for the Texas game.
Young, who is done for the season, will miss his third straight game. He saw just three plays in Georgia’s 43-35 win over Mississippi State a few weeks ago, the last time the Bulldogs were at home. He suffered a broken bone in his lower leg after coming into that contest as the team’s leading receiver.
























