Georgia Athletics | October 23, 2015 Nick Chubb's surgery was successful Friday in Athens Share ATHENS --- University of Georgia sophomore tailback Nick Chubb underwent successful knee surgery Friday at St. Mary's Hospital in Athens. The surgery was performed by Robert E. Hancock, MD, who is with the Athens Orthopedic Clinic and is the lead orthopedic surgeon for the UGA Athletic Association, and Dr. James R. Andrews, MD of Andrews Sports Medicine in Pensacola, Fla. The surgery was performed to repair a left knee injury suffered in the Georgia-Tennessee game in Knoxville on Oct. 10. "We are very pleased with the surgery and the procedure went extremely well," said UGA Senior Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Ron Courson. "Following his discharge, Nick will start his rehabilitation program and we are optimistic for a full recovery." 2021 NCAA Division I women's golf championships field announced The 2021 NCAA Division I women's golf championship field is set. Here is every team and individual that made it from regional play. READ MORE College softball: Georgia upsets No. 1 Oklahoma, giving Sooners first loss in doubleheader split It was Georgia's first No. 1 win in a regular season since 2011 when Georgia run-ruled Arizona 8-0 in Cathedral City, California. READ MORE No. 23 Georgia takes SEC road series from No. 1 Vanderbilt baseball in dominant fashion Georgia baseball won its first SEC series win over a No. 1 team since 1993, taking down top-ranked Vanderbilt. The Bulldogs outscored the Commodores 23-3 in the wins. READ MORE