Georgia Bulldogs (5-2, 2-2) ranked 24th in the nation
will try to snap a two-game home losing streak against a struggling Mississippi
State (2-5, 0-3) team. If the Bulldogs win Saturday, they will set a new record
for the longest winning streak in the series with 12 straight victories.

Georgia is 15-5 against Mississippi State all-time and
Georgia is 8-2 in Athens against Mississippi State.

Georgia has not played Mississippi State in Athens since
1997 when Georgia won 47-0 behind quarterback Mike Bobo's threw touchdown
passes and tailback

Robert Edwards 102 yards rushing and two touchdowns.

Georgia won 23-10 in Starkville, MS last year.

Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. in Sanford Stadium.

Depth Chart/Injury notes

Redshirt sophomore Ramarcus Brown will not play
against Mississippi State. Either redshirt freshman Bryan Evans or
freshmen Asher Allen or
Prince Miller will start in his place.

Senior center Nick Jones will try to start against
Mississippi State despite a sprained MCL. Redshirt Ian Smith will backup
Jones up and start if necessary.

Sophomore tight end Tripp Chandler will start
in place injured senior tight end Martrez Milner. Milner is suffering
from turf toe, but is expected to return next week for Florida.

Senior tackle Michael Turner will start at tight
guard in place of junior guard
Chester Adams. Adams has a badly sprained
ankle and will likely miss at least two games.

Redshirt freshman kicker Ben Wilson
is questionable for the Mississippi State game due to a knee injury. Senior
punter Gordon Ely-Kelso will backup junior kicker Andy Bailey
if Wilson cannot play.

Team Captains

The entire senior class will be team captains for the
Mississippi State game. The Honorary captain is former Kevin "Catfish"
Jackson an offensive guard at Georgia from 1980-82.