CHARLES ODUM
AP Sports Writer
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia is still waiting for a ruling from the NCAA on Todd Gurley’s status.
Georgia was off last week and coach Mark Richt said Gurley’s uncertain status was no problem because the team spent most of the week working on fundamentals.
That changed on Monday as No. 9 Georgia entered its normal practice schedule for Saturday’s game against Florida in Jacksonville. Gurley continues to practice with the team, but not as a starter, until he is cleared by the NCAA.
The star tailback was indefinitely suspended on Oct. 9. He has missed two games while the school investigated allegations he received improper benefits for signing autographs. Last week, Georgia filed paperwork with the NCAA for his reinstatement.
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