Georgia rushing touchdown leader returning vs.
Georgia · Ole MissGeorgia running back Chauncey Bowens returns from injury for the Bulldogs' crucial road game against Ole Miss. Bowens has been out since the Vanderbilt Commodores game with a lower body injury.
He is not longer listed on the SEC availability report. Bowens still leads Georgia in rushing touchdowns (tied with Nate Frazier).
Bowens joins a Georgia backfield that is suddenly back healthier. The Bulldogs have speedster Dwight Phillips Jr. and Nate Frazier in addition to Bowens available against Ole Miss, who is without star running back Kewan Lacy against Georgia.
"They've done a tremendous job this year". We'll see how many carries Georgia gives Bowens.
KEY POINTS
- Georgia rushing touchdown leader returning vs. Ole Miss.
- Bruising, powerful Georgia Bulldogs running back Chauncey Bowens is slated to return for Georgia 's huge road game at Ole Miss in Week 10.
- Bowens has 35 carries for 124 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns this season.
- "Obviously, we know the two games last year with them were both really hard-fought battles, hard games, a lot of ebb-and-flow in both games," Georgia coach Kirby Smart said on Ole Miss.