Georgia rushing touchdown leader returning vs. Ole Miss

Rushing touchdown leader Chauncey Bowens of the Georgia Bulldogs is set to return for their upcoming game against Ole Miss. Bowens had been sidelined since the Vanderbilt Commodores matchup due to a lower body injury. During his absence, he accumulated 35 carries for 124 yards and scored six touchdowns this season. He is no longer listed on the SEC availability report. Bowens remains Georgia's leading rusher in touchdowns, sharing the honor with Nate Frazier.

The Georgia backfield now boasts a trio of speedy players - Dwight Phillips Jr., Nate Frazier, and Bowens - all returning from injuries. Ole Miss, on the other hand, is without their star running back Kewan Lacy. Georgia coach Kirby Smart remarked on the intensity of their past matchups, describing them as hard-fought battles that saw considerable ups and downs.

He expressed confidence in Georgia's football team, stating that they've had a remarkable year. It remains to be seen how many carries Bowens will receive. Frazier and Phillips have been performing admirably this season. For more Georgia football coverage, follow UGA Wire on Instagram, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), or Threads.