SOURCES: Pearce Spurlin Out for Spring with Injury

Sources have confirmed to Dawgs Daily that freshman tight end Pearce Spurlin is out for the remainder of the spring with an injury he suffered Saturday.

The University of Georgia entered spring "healthier than we've been since I've been here," according to head coach Kirby Smart. With just three players out completely and two players limited entering spring practice, Smart was happy about the injury report for the two-time defending champs. 

That was until the pads came on Saturday when the Bulldogs suffered their first injury of the spring calendar to freshman tight end Pearce Spurlin. Sources have indicated to Dawgs Daily that Spurling broke his collarbone and underwent surgery Tuesday morning. He will be out for at least two months. 

Spurlin entered the Georgia program as a four-star recruit alongside fellow 2023 tight end signee Lawson Luckie. Both Spurlin and Luckie early enrolled. Luckie, Oscar Delp, and Brock Bowers will now be the only remaining scholarship tight ends available for practice this spring. 

Georgia lost both Rylan Goede and Brett Seither to the NCAA Transfer Portal, with Darnell Washington entering the 2023 NFL Draft. 

Freshman TE, Pearce Spurlin

Georgia Football Spring Practice Injury Update:

• Marvin Jones - (shoulder) OUT
• Joshua Miller - (shoulder) OUT
• Dan Jackson - (Foot) LIMITED
• Andrew Paul - (ACL) LIMITED
• Jalon Walker - (shoulder) OUT
• Earnest Greene Jr. - (back) IN
• Pearce Spurlin - (Shoulder) OUT

Other Georgia News:

• 2024 QB Dylan Raiola Set to Visit Georgia and Others this Spring
• Nolan Smith Discusses Bulldogs' Future at Linebacker Position
• BREAKING: Georgia Defensive Lineman no Longer with the Team

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