Nate Frazier expected to return for No. 1 Georgia against Auburn
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 9:32 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Nate Frazier, starting running back for No. 1 Georgia, is expected to return for Saturday's game against Auburn after missing last week due to a rib injury. Georgia, currently 6-0 and ranked first in the SEC, narrowly defeated Alabama 20-17 without Frazier and backup Chauncey Bowens. During that game, Dwight 'Peanut' Phillips Jr. led the rushing effort with 120 yards. Auburn enters this matchup at 3-2, following a loss to Tennessee. Auburn will be without linebacker Xavier Atkins, and Georgia aims to extend its winning streak in the rivalry, which has reached nine straight victories.
- •Georgia seeks to extend its streak against Auburn to ten wins
- •Game set for Saturday in Athens, Georgia
- •Auburn's Xavier Atkins will not play
- •Georgia's rushing attack averaging 211.8 yards per game
- •Dwight Phillips expected to take on key role again
- 9:32 AMYahoo Sports — No. 1 Georgia is expected to have Nate Frazier return against Auburn
"One week after showing off its impressive depth in a tight win at Alabama, No. 1 Georgia is expected to have starting running back Nate Frazier return for Saturday’s visit from Auburn.
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