Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a left ankle injury during the first quarter of the game against Georgia, shortly after being sacked and throwing an interception. Dart, who leads the nation with 384.9 yards per game, initially left the field for evaluation after limping off but returned to the sideline with a towel over his head, indicating he may not re-enter play. In his absence, freshman Austin Simmons stepped in and led the Rebels to a touchdown, tying the game at 7-7. Dart's injury poses a significant challenge for Ole Miss, as he is a key player in both passing and rushing, especially with starting tailback Henry Parrish also out for the season. Despite Dart's return to the sideline, his condition remains uncertain, and further updates on his status are expected. This is a critical game for Ole Miss, ranked No. 16, as they face No. 3 Georgia, impacting their College Football Playoff outlook.