Georgia is expecting big things from sophomore Isaiah McKenzie, but the wide receiver was held out of Saturday’s practice as a result of a pulled hamstring.
Isaiah McKenzie pulled a hamstring, Richt said, different leg than the one he hurt in the spring game.
— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) August 8, 2015
During McKenzie’s freshman campaign, he only caught six balls for 67 yards, but he made an impact on special teams with two punts returned for touchdowns and one kickoff returned for a score. The dynamic playmaker is expected to be a major weapon for the Georgia offense regardless of who is throwing the ball to him. After all, his nickname is the “human joystick.”
Injuries, however, have been an issue for McKenzie in 2015. During a touchdown play in Georgia’s spring game earlier this year, McKenzie had to be helped off the field with a pulled hamstring.
A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.
