Georgia football player Dante Dowdell is receiving treatment for serious injuries following an ATV accident earlier this month, according to head coach Kirby Smart. Smart stated that the incident occurred off-campus and that Dowdell required treatment at two hospitals. He is currently being treated at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, which specializes in spinal cord and brain injuries. Smart mentioned that while Dowdell is out of immediate danger, the timeline for his full recovery remains uncertain. Dowdell was injured near his home in Picayune, Mississippi. He has previously played at Oregon, Nebraska, and Kentucky during his college career, accumulating 1,264 yards on 272 carries in 30 games.
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Georgia football player injured in ATV accident, coach reports
Dante Dowdell, a Georgia football player, is being treated for serious injuries following an ATV accident. Head coach Kirby Smart confirmed that Dowdell is receiving care at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, and while he is out of immediate danger, the full extent of his recovery is still unclear.
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Georgia football player injured in ATV accident, coach reports