Georgia tight end Brock Bowers left Saturday’s game vs. Vanderbilt with what Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart characterized as an ankle sprain.
Bowers, one of the best players in college football, went down after a second-quarter run. As Bowers fought for extra yardage near the sideline, his left leg appeared to twist somewhat awkwardly as he was tackled by Vanderbilt’s Savion Riley.
Bowers tried to limp off the field, but eventually went down to a knee and was visibly frustrated as the Georgia training staff came onto the field. The trainers examined Bowers’ lower left leg before he limped off the field and into the trainers’ tent.