Georgia coach Kirby Smart addresses injuries to Frazier, Canion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 8:29 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Georgia football coach Kirby Smart provided updates on the injuries of running back Nate Frazier and wide receiver Isiah Canion during the team's game against Arkansas on September 19, 2026. Both players suffered injuries while playing in the match that resulted in a 45-17 victory for Georgia. Canion left the game with a right leg injury, while Frazier sustained an undisclosed injury but had already made a significant contribution with 75 rushing yards and a touchdown. Smart indicated that both players could have continued if necessary and stated they would undergo assessments following the game.
- •Isiah Canion left the game with a right leg injury.
- •Nate Frazier had an undisclosed injury after rushing for 75 yards.
- •Georgia defeated Arkansas 45-17.
- •Smart believes both players could have continued playing.
- •Chauncey Bowens scored three touchdowns in the game.
- 8:29 PMYahoo Sports — Georgia's Kirby Smart updates status of injured Nate Frazier, Isiah Canion
"Georgia football coach Kirby Smart addresed the injuries to running back Nate Frazier and wide receiver Isiah Canion in Saturday's blowout of Arkansas.
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