Georgia Bulldogs' starting offensive guard Tate Ratledge sustained a sprained MCL in his left knee and a sprained left ankle during their narrow 13-12 victory over Kentucky. This injury is expected to sideline him for several games, with a hopeful return by November 2nd for the Florida matchup. Ratledge, a key player in Georgia's offensive line, was seen on crutches with a walking boot post-game. His absence will see Micah Morris stepping up as his replacement, with freshman Daniel Calhoun and veteran Xavier Truss providing additional depth. Coach Kirby Smart has yet to fully assess the severity of the injury but acknowledged the challenge ahead as the Bulldogs face tough upcoming matches against Alabama, Mississippi State, and Texas.