JUST IN: Warren McClendon Exits the Game vs LSU

Starting Georgia offensive tackle Warren McClendon has exited the SEC Championship game against the LSU Tigers.

Starting Georgia offensive tackle Warren McClendon has exited the SEC Championship game against the LSU Tigers with what appeared to be a left knee injury from the press box. 

McClendon was replaced by sophomore offensive tackle, Amarius Mims. 

McClendon is a three year starter for this Bulldog offensive line. 

UPDATE: After being evaluated in the medical tent, McClendon was seen walking to the locker room for further evaluation. 

Georgia Football Injury Report as of 12/1

  • Zion Logue, DT (IN) - Smart mentioned that Logue was bothered by a previous injury.
  • Nolan Smith, EDGE (OUT) - Smith exited the matchup against Florida with a pectoral tear and is out for the season.
  • Tate Ratledge, OL (IN) - Ratledge will likely be fighting through shoulder pain for the remainder of the season according to sources.
  • Xavier Truss, OL (IN) - Truss is battling through a toe injury but has played the last three weeks.
  • De'Nylon Morrissette (IN) - Morrissette was dealing with a groin issue according to Smart. He's expected to be back in the mix this week.
  • Adonai Mitchell, WR (LIMITED) - Mitchell dressed for the first time against Georgia Tech since the Auburn matchup. Sources indicated his role should be expanded.
  • Darris Smith, EDGE (Limited) - Smith suffered a head/neck injury during the Florida contest and has returned to practice per Kirby Smart.
  • Andrew Paul, RB (Knee) OUT - Suffered a torn ACL. He's out for the season and will undergo surgery, per Smart.
  • Arik Gilbert (Questionable) - OUT for the home game against Georgia Tech.
  • Dan Jackson (Shoulder) - OUT for the season after undergoing surgery.
  • Drew Bobo, OL (Shoulder) - OUT

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