LOOK: Georgia legend Loran Smith back at practice, could resume broadcasting following bye week

A couple of weeks ago, legendary Georgia media personality Loran Smith had to have hip surgery after a couple of players collided with him at practice.

That caused the longtime sideline reporter and pregame show co-host to miss last week’s LSU game, but now he’s back at practice.

As you can see below, the 80-year-old was back at the team’s facility on Tuesday afternoon:

Look who was back at work at the Butts-Mehra football complex on Monday. Loran Smith, 80, had to have hip-replacement surgery and broke his elbow after being run over at Georgia’s practice 8 days ago. pic.twitter.com/eHDrP3y4YE

— TOWERS' TAKE (@ChipTowersDN) October 16, 2018

In more good news, it was reported that Smith would be making the trip to Florida, though it’s unknown if he’ll resume his broadcasting responsibilities at that time:

Georgia fans looking for some good news: Loran Smith, back here at the football facility, says he'll be making the trip to Florida. He missed the LSU game after needing hip surgery, following a collision at Georgia practice last week.

— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) October 16, 2018

For now, though, the news on his recovery is good and we wish him the best as he continues to rehab his injuries.