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Nick Chubb injured after being tackled going out of bounds – first half of UGA vs TENN 10-Oct-2015 (Photo by Greg Poole)
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University of Georgia sophomore running back Nick Chubb suffered an apparent left leg injury after being tackled going out of bounds on the Bulldawgs first offensive series of the game during the first half of play versus Tennessee.
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In obvious pain, he was assisted up and to a training table by two of Georgia’s medical personnel and was carted from the sideline for further evaluation. It is not known how serious of an injury he sustained, but he will not be able to return to play for the remainder of the game.
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Update: In Georgia’s post-game presser after their loss to Tennessee 31-38, Coach Mark Richt stated that they are optimistic that Nick Chubb will not need surgery on his injured left knee. However, he also added that they need to get confirmation on that, and he wasn’t 100% sure.
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@ProFootballDoc Richt: "pretty hopeful it won’t require surgery but …not 100 percent sure of that. We’ve got to get some confirmation."
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