19Įd Alexander, DL, LSU: Alexander, a junior defensive tackle, has decided to forgo his senior season and enter the NFL draft and foregoing his senior season. Higdon will participate in the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. For his career, Higdon totaled 2,616 yards and 27 touchdowns. Higdon, a senior, rushed for 1,178 yards and 10 touchdowns this season. Karan Higdon, RB, Michigan: Higdon, Michigan’s leading rusher the past two seasons, announced his will not play in the Peach Bowl against Florida. He totaled 40 tackles, two interceptions and 12 passes defended this season. The senior is considered a potential first-round draft pick after having an All-American season for the Bulldogs.
27ĭeandre Baker, CB, Georgia: Baker, the 2018 Jim Thorpe Award winner, will not play in the Sugar Bowl. 1.West Virginia QB Will Grier is one of several high-profile players skipping bowl games in preparation for the 2019 NFL Draft. 1 Alabama in the 2018 SEC Championship Game on Dec. Georgia wraps up its regular season next week against Georgia Tech, and then the Bulldogs will face No. 5 Bulldogs beat UMass 66-27 to improve to 10-1 on the season, while the Minutemen finish their season at 4-8. So many thanks to everyone at for their help after this happened.even though I’m a Gator ? /b1FTCPaqtH "So many thanks to everyone at for their help after this happened.even though I’m a Gator." "Took an L (loss) in Athens today," Rutledge wrote in a tweet, which included a video of the collision. During the SEC Nation pregame show, which broadcasted from the Georgia campus on Saturday morning, Bulldogs live mascot, UGA X or "Que," pulled Rutledge on the ground while she was holding his leash on the set. The hard hit on the sideline was the second time Rutledge was taken by surprise in Athens. After the game, the reporter, who is a graduate of Georgia arch rival Florida, made light of the incident on Twitter. Luckily, Rutledge wasn't seriously hurt by the accident. The reporter was preparing to go live, so unfortunately her back was turned to the field.
Perhaps the hardest hit during the football game between the Georgia Bulldogs and UMass Minutemen came on the sidelines.ĮSPN and SEC Network sideline reporter Laura Rutledge was the unsuspecting victim of a takedown when Georgia running back Prather Hudson and UMass' Josiah Johnson collided with Rutledge on the sideline.
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