What seemed like an inevitability on Saturday afternoon after Georgia's star running back Nick Chubb went to the locker room on the cart with his knee iced became a reality on Sunday.
Georgia's star is gone for the season.
The 5'10", 220-pound sophomore tore his posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) and two other ligaments in his left knee on the first play from scrimmage in Georgia's 38-31 loss to Tennessee. The injury will likely cost him the rest of the season, according to Logan Booker of Cox Media Group.
Season over for Chubb. But recovery should be much more swift than an ACL.