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- RB/WR: No changes for Georgia: OUT: OLB Amaris Williams, S Tyriq Green, OG Marcus Harrison, OLB Chase Linton QUESTIONABLE: RB Nate Frazier, WR Isiah Canion, CB Justice Fitzpatrick Only change for Oklahoma is LB Kip...

- RB/WR: Only change for Georgia is an odd one: OLB Amaris Williams is now officially listed as out.

- RB: This is Bobo’s last year so we should take it easy on him…..that is until he again calls for a screen pass thrown 6 yards behind the line of scrimmage on a critical 3rd...

- QB/OL: Just tell him to run around the back of the endzone, tell the OL to literally bear hug the guy in front of you and then take the safety.

- Injury: On a day that saw Georgia get whatever it wanted on the ground against Arkansas, it lost its top running back to injury.

- Georgia WR Isiah Canion limped off after the first touchdown, entered the medical tent and did not return against Arkansas. The ABC broadcast described a leg injury; Thomas Blackshear played in his place. The article supplies no diagnosis, recovery timetable or Oklahoma availability. - Nate Frazier limped off in the third quarter, entered the tent, tried sprinting on the sideline and then went to the locker room. Chauncey Bowens scored three TDs; the writer projects a larger burden for Bowens only if Frazier misses time, not as a confirmed future depth change. - Gunner Stockton rushed for 97 yards in Georgia's 45-17 win, including a 62-yard designed run before halftime. He attempted only six first-half passes and finished 10-of-13 for 147 yards and a TD after a late 61-yard completion to Craig Dandridge; the writer wanted more through the air. - Georgia allowed three sacks and had intermittent run-blocking and pass-protection breakdowns. The writer identifies improvement up front as a priority before Oklahoma, without reporting a new offensive-line lineup or protection assignment. - Raylen Wilson and Justin Williams combined for three sacks, but the writer remained concerned about Georgia's ability to pressure with its front alone rather than blitzing inside linebackers. Arkansas also produced several explosives, mostly through Chris Marshall; no new defensive package is announced.