Georgia RB Dante Dowdell Suffers Serious Injuries in ATV Accident

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Georgia RB Dante Dowdell Suffers Serious Injuries in ATV Accident

Georgia running back Dante Dowdell is recovering after suffering serious injuries in an ATV accident, coach Kirby Smart told ESPN's Mark Schlabach. Dowdell, who transferred from Kentucky this offseason, is being treated at Shepherd Center in Atlanta. Smart said Dowdell is out of the most critical stage but added it remains unclear when, or if, he will return during the 2026 season.

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