Context:

Georgia’s injury outlook ahead of the Ole Miss game shows Chauncey Bowens as probable after missing time, with depth at running back being tested as Bo Walker has stepped in during Bowens’ absence. Nate Frazier and Dwight Phillips combined for 134 rushing yards in the Florida game, while Frazier notched his first rushing TD since beating Arkansas. Key receivers and defenders are dealing with varying availability, including tight end Elyiss Williams and defensive end Joseph Jonah-Ajonye listed as questionable or out, prompting reliance on others such as Lawson Luckie and Jaden Reddell. The Bulldogs’ plan hinges on a broader committee and continued health updates, with the SEC delivering another report Friday and kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.

Dive Deeper:

• Chauncey Bowens is listed as probable after not playing since the Vanderbilt game, indicating potential refreshment of Georgia’s backfield depth for the Ole Miss clash.

• Nate Frazier and Dwight Phillips led Georgia with 67 rushing yards apiece in the Florida game, and Frazier added a rushing TD for the first time since the Arkansas win, signaling a contributing duo behind Bowens.

• Bo Walker has filled part of Bowens’ role in the last two wins, totaling 27 yards and a score against Florida, highlighting the continued rotation in the backfield.

• Tight end Elyiss Williams, along with linebackers AJ Kruah and defensive end Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, were added to the availability report; Kruah and Jonah-Ajonye were ruled out on Friday while Williams is questionable.

• If Williams is unavailable, Georgia could lean on Lawson Luckie, Jaden Reddell, and Ethan Barbour to fill receiving and short-yardage roles, indicating a shift to other playmakers.

• Defensively, Jonah-Ajonye often complements Gabe Harris on the line, with Isaiah Gibson as the next man up at defensive end; Kruah primarily contributes on special teams, limiting depth there.