The Georgia Bulldogs dominated in their 45-17 road win over the Arkansas Razorbacks. Georgia's rushing offense was firing on all cylinders to open SEC play. However, running back Nate Frazier left the Arkansas game after suffering what appeared to be an ankle injury.
On Monday afternoon, Georgia coach Kirby Smart clarified that Frazier is okay and should be able to play on Saturday against the Oklahoma Sooners
."Nate (Frazier), I think is going to be fine," Smart said. "He's day-to-day. We expect him to be able to play."
Smart's narrative matches what he was saying after the Arkansas game. Smart said that Frazier could have returned against the Razorbacks, but with Georgia leading by over 20 points, there was no reason to rush Frazier back.
Frazier
and the Georgia offense will face a major challenge in Week 4 against Oklahoma, who has an elite defense. The Sooners will look to slow down the Georgia running attack, which is a big reason why Georgia leads the country in scoring at 59.3 points per game.
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