Vanderbilt QB Jared Curtis ruled out as a game-time decision vs. Georgia
Athens, Ga. (AP) — Vanderbilt freshman quarterback Jared Curtis will not play in the Commodores' Week 5 contest against No. 2 Georgia due to an undisclosed injury. Initially listed as questionable on Wednesday, Curtis was designated as a game-time decision on Saturday. He appeared to be running and stretching with a trainer before the game, but Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea stated that Curtis has been limited in practice due to his injury.
The Commodores freshman, a five-star recruit from Nashville who originally committed to Georgia before transferring, has started the previous two games and appeared in all four for Vanderbilt. Curtis has thrown for 746 yards, four touchdowns, and three interceptions while adding 133 rushing yards and two scores. Senior quarterback Blaze Berlowitz will take over for Vanderbilt, starting in his third game of the season.
Berlowitz has completed 14 of 25 passes for 178 yards and added 50 rushing yards and a touchdown in two games played.
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