Medical experts unsure about Georgia RB Nick Chubb’s knee for season opener versus UNC

Posted May 31, 2016
During the 2015 season, Georgia running back Nick Chubb suffered a near career-ending knee injury against the Tennessee Volunteers which prematurely ended his season. Chubb has been hard at work trying to rehab, but while many believe he should be ready and 100 percent this season, some doctors believe it could be a longer road to recovery than expected. (Campus Sports)

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