Georgia returning 3 starters as Florida loses yet another

The big news for Mark Richt's team is that star running back Todd Gurley should be back in action. Gurley left the 44-41 win over LSU with a knee injury, and he's missed the three games since. His return will provide a huge boost to the running game, which has also been without Keith Marshall. Marshall suffered a season-ending knee injury against Tennessee a week after Gurley's injury.

On defense, the Dawgs are expected to get safeties Tray Matthews and Josh Harvey-Clemons back on the field, according to Marc Weiszer at the Athens Banner Herald. Matthews has missed the last three games with a pulled hamstring, and Harvey-Clemons injured his foot two weeks ago against Vanderbilt and had to leave the game.

For Florida, the body count just keeps piling up. Offensive tackle D.J. Humphries -- the Gators' best offensive tackle -- has a sprained MCL and will miss two to four weeks. As Andy Hutchins at Alligator Army points out, Humphries' injury is the latest issue to shake up Florida's offensive line:

Humphries is just a true sophomore, but he's Florida's most experienced offensive tackle and has started every game this season. His injury means that Florida will likely be starting new players at both left and right tackles on Saturday against Georgia: Tyler Moore and Max Garcia will likely share time at left tackle, with Moore starting, while Trenton Brown will be replacing Tyler Moore at right tackle. If Garcia ends up moving from his starting spot at left guard to left tackle, Florida could also shift Moore inside, but it will more likely use versatile backup Kyle Koehne in Garcia's stead in that configuration.

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