Georgia coach Kirby Smart announced that DE Jonathan Ledbetter is no longer suspended at his Tuesday press conference.
At his Press Conference @FootballUGA coach Kirby Smart says Jonathan Ledbetter will return to the team this week. Playing time unknown pic.twitter.com/8ISKEOIlkX
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Smart said Jonathan Ledbetter won scout team player of the week a number of times this fall
— Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi) October 11, 2016
Ledbetter was suspended “for at least two games” in July following an arrest for DUI.
The current sophomore was rated the No. 5 strong-side defensive end of the 2015 recruiting class by 247Sports Composite. As a freshman, Ledbetter played in seven games and recorded four tackles. He will likely compete with freshman David Marshall for playing time.
In six games without Ledbetter, UGA has gone 4-2. The Bulldogs take on Vanderbilt this Saturday at noon on the SEC Network.
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