Georgia DL Joseph Jonah-Ajonye ruled out for Texas per latest injury report

Georgia will be without a reserve defensive lineman when it takes on Texas (7:30 p.m. ET) on Saturday. The Bulldogs have ruled Joseph Jonah-Ajonye out for the contest, a freshman who hails from Houston, Tex.He has played in four games this season but has seen his snap count dwindle since Mykel Williams’ return from a high-ankle sprain.

He joins three other Bulldogs who are out for the game. Two other players are listed as proabable and there’s one who is questionable.

The three Bulldogs who’ve already been ruled out for the game were known coming into the week. Sophomore running back Roderick Robinson (toe) and senior inside linebacker Smael Mondon (foot) have each missed at least the past two games. Redshirt sophomore running back Branson Robinson, who suffered a sprained MCL in the Bulldogs win over Mississippi State, was ruled out on Monday by Kirby Smart.

Robinson has been out since the middle of preseason camp after sustaining a turf toe injury. He underwent surgery but it appears as if he is still a long way from returning. Mondon in Georgia’s loss to Alabama in late September. He was on the sideline Saturday, wearing a boot to protect his foot and using crutches to move around.

Senior offensive lineman Tate Ratledge is still listed as questionable after being out for the previous three weeks. Sophomore defensive lineman Jordan Hall and junior center Jared Wilson are both in the probably category. Hall hasn’t played this season after stress fractures were discovered in each of his shins. Wilson has missed the past two games with an ankle injury suffered in the loss to Alabama.

On the Texas side of things, junior wideout Isaiah Bond, the team’s leading receiver, is now probable after being labeled as questionable yesterday. Bond played at Alabama last season and is a Buford High School product.

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