ATHENS - Georgia’s availability picture shifted again Thursday night, with the SEC’s latest report trimming one name off the list and adding three more to watch.
Wide receiver Isiah Canion is no longer on the report after opening the week as probable. He was dressed for Georgia’s game against Florida last week but did not get into the contest. Canion’s last appearance for Georgia came against Arkansas, and he has three catches for 28 yards this season.
Thomas Blackshear remains questionable. He has not played since suffering a collarbone injury against Vanderbilt on Oct. 3.
The Bulldogs also continue to monitor running back Chauncey Bowens, who is questionable after missing action since the Vanderbilt game. Georgia has filled some of that workload with Bo Walker over the last two wins. Walker posted 27 yards and a touchdown against Florida.
In the backfield against Florida, Nate Frazier and Dwight Phillips each finished with 67 rushing yards. Frazier also scored his first rushing touchdown since Georgia’s win over Arkansas after missing time earlier in the season with a rib injury.
Georgia added tight end Elyiss Williams, defensive end Joseph Jonah-Ajonye and linebacker AJ Kruah to the report on Wednesday, and all three are listed as questionable on Thursday.
Williams has been a useful piece in the passing game, putting up 88 receiving yards and two touchdowns. If he can’t go, Georgia could lean more on Lawson Luckie, Jaden Reddell and Ethan Barbour.
Jonah-Ajonye usually works in support of Gabe Harris on the defensive line, and Isaiah Gibson would be next in line at defensive end if needed. Kruah’s role is mostly on special teams, while Georgia has depth at linebacker with Raylen Wilson, Chris Cole and Justin Williams.
Outside linebacker Amaris Williams was ruled out on Wednesday. The Auburn transfer has not played in a game this season.
The SEC will release another availability report Friday, then one more 90 minutes before kickoff Saturday. Georgia’s matchup with Ole Miss is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.
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