Georgia Bulldogs' Nick Chubb Injured in Tennessee Game, and It Doesn't Look Good

Nick Chubb suffered what appears to be a devastating injury in the Georgia Bulldogs' game against the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday, but we're still a long way from know what exactly it is and how long the star running back will be out. But there's already well-founded predictions that the sophomore will be out for a while, if not for the season, simply based on how the injury looks. (And, no, we're not going to share pictures or videos of that here.)

Chubb is in excoriating disappointment on the table. Trainers appear to have told him the worst. #UGA

— Logan Booker (@LoganMBooker) October 10, 2015

Obviously, in what is a distant second-most important part of this story, losing Chubb is a huge blow to Georgia's hopes of winning the SEC East. Chubb ran the ball 91 times for 754 yards and seven touchdowns, and might be the conference's strongest Heisman Trophy candidate were it not for some player named Leonard Fournette in Baton Rouge.

The outpouring of sympathy for Chubb from across the SEC (not to mention the country) has been widespread.

Nice stop by #Vols on first drive, but it still feels sickening that Chubb won't be in this game. #tennvsga

— AllforTennessee.com (@allfortennessee) October 10, 2015

I feel absolutely terrible for Nick Chubb!! Keep him in your prayers Fam I hate that!!!

— Marcus Spears (@mspear96) October 10, 2015

Meanwhile, Nick Chubb just suffered what looked like a pretty bad injury. Yikes. Hope he's okay.

— GABAttack (@GABAttack) October 10, 2015

Noooo pray for nick Chubb. Hate to see that happen !

— IG MikeDavisRB (@MikeDavisRB) October 10, 2015

Poor Chubb. Prayers going up. How devastating.

— Lauren Bagley (@LEBagley) October 10, 2015

And Chubb getting hurt in a tough game for Georgia is double brutal for the Dawgs. No love for 'em, but this ain't fair at all to them.

— Alligator Army (@AlligatorArmy) October 10, 2015

Sending our thoughts to Nick Chubb. Tremendous young man on and off the field.

— Belk Bowl (@belkbowl) October 10, 2015