Kickoff Set for Georgia vs. Kentucky

Georgia will play host to the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday, Oct. 7 inside Sanford Stadium. On Monday, the SEC office announced game times for the SEC's week 6 schedule and the Bulldogs and Wildcats will face off at 7 PM in a game set to be broadcast on ESPN.

Here’s the statement released from UGAA:

The Saturday, Oct. 7, football game between Georgia and Kentucky in Athens will kick off at 7:00 p.m. ET and be televised on ESPN according to an announcement Monday by the SEC office.

Georgia is off to a 4-0 start to the 2023 season with the Bulldogs' most recent victory coming over UAB by a margin of 49-21.

Georgia Football Injury Report - 9/25

Amarius Mims - OUT Mims underwent tightrope surgery a week ago.
Javon Bullard - (Ankle) - Bullard has missed the last two football games. "We think he's going to be able to do more. We will know more today and tomorrow."
Mykel Williams - Missed the UAB game with an undisclosed illness. "We are hopeful to get him back this week."
Austin Blaske - (Knee) Blaske dressed, but did not play against UAB with a sprained knee.
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (foot) - TID is in a boot after having suffered a foot injury during fall camp. "Ty is coming into his fourth week, don't expect him back this week."
Ladd McConkey (Back) - Ladd is in a day-by-day situation. He's trying everything he can to get back.
Lawson Luckie (Ankle) - Dressed for the first time all season against UAB and appears to be back in limited participation.
Pearce Spurlin (Undisclosed)
Branson Robinson (KNEE) will be out for the season.
De'Nylon Morrissette (Knee) - Morrissette was seen pregame against UAB with a brace on his

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