Bowers limped off the field under his own power after he was tackled in the second quarter.
, Georgia’s All-American tight end and Heisman candidate, left Saturday’s game at Vanderbilt in the second quarter with a left ankle sprain, coach Kirby Smart said. Here’s what you need to know: Bowers went down after an end-around, which was called back by a holding penalty. He initially was limping, then knelt on the ground, punching it in frustration. Trainers and Smart came out to talk to him, and after about a minute, Bowers got up and walked off under his own power.
The receivers are a deep group, and quarterback has spread the ball around a lot. But the offense is clearly different and better with Bowers in there, so the sooner he can return, the less likely it is the two-time defending champions will see their win streak end.
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