Georgia's Kirby Smart discusses injuries to Robinson, Dandridge ahead of Missouri
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 9, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart addressed injuries affecting cornerback Ellis Robinson and wide receiver Craig Dandridge as the team prepares for its upcoming game against Missouri on November 14. Robinson has left the last two games early due to a thigh or hip injury, while Dandridge is grappling with a lower hamstring issue that has been persistent. Both players are key contributors, and their health will significantly impact Georgia's lineup. Smart also mentioned the return of wide receiver Isiah Canion from an injury, indicating a need for depth at wideout.
- •Ellis Robinson exited the Ole Miss game with a thigh or hip injury.
- •Craig Dandridge continues to deal with a lower hamstring issue.
- •Isiah Canion returned from injury but did not have a catch.
- •Tight end Elyiss Williams was a game-time decision due to injury.
- •Smart hopes to have safety Tyriq Green back soon.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Kirby Smart on Georgia CB Ellis Robinson, other injuries before Missouri game
"Georgia football CB Ellis Robinson and WR Craig Dandridge left the Ole Miss game with injuries. Here's the latest as Georgia prepares for Missouri.
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