UGA's Rambo passes medical tests ‘with flying colors'

Georgia safety Bacarri Rambo, whose scary injury in Saturday night's game brought a hush to Sanford Stadium, has passed all medical tests "with flying colors," UGA coach Mark Richt said this evening.
Rambo lay motionless on the field for about 10 tense minutes before being carted off late in the victory over Auburn. He was taken by ambulance to St. Mary's Hospital, where he remained for testing and observation until being released this afternoon.
Richt said today that Rambo suffered a concussion but no other injuries.
"He really has recovered extremely well," Richt said. "There really are no symptoms from it –- no headaches, no neck pain. Every test he has been through, he has passed with flying colors. Still, he will not play this week for sure."
Richt also said that receiver A.J. Green, who suffered a sprained shoulder joint earlier in the Auburn game, will not play in this week's game against Kentucky.
Richt said it's too soon to know whether Green and/or Rambo might be able to play in the Nov. 28 regular-season finale against Georgia Tech.

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