Georgia Bulldogs Quarterback Gunner Stockton Involved in Accident Late Last Night
Athens, GA – Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton was reportedly involved in a car accident late last night, according to local authorities. The incident occurred around 11:45 PM on Highway 78 near the outskirts of Athens. Police confirmed Stockton, 19, was driving a black sedan when his vehicle collided with another car. Both vehicles were significantly damaged, though initial reports suggest that no one sustained life-threatening injuries.
Stockton was transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation, but sources indicate he was conscious and alert following the crash. The Georgia Athletic Association has yet to release an official statement on the quarterback’s condition. The other driver involved in the accident was also taken to the hospital, though their injuries were described as non-serious.
Local authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident. Preliminary reports suggest that speed and weather conditions might have played a role, but no official determination has been made at this time. Alcohol is not suspected to have been a factor in the crash, according to police.
Stockton, a highly touted freshman from Raven County High School, has been competing for the starting quarterback position at Georgia this season. He is considered one of the top young talents in college football, having impressed coaches and fans alike with his strong arm and leadership skills during practice sessions.
While the details of his injuries remain unclear, Georgia fans and the broader college football community are hoping for a quick recovery. The Bulldogs, who are set to face off against their rivals in an upcoming SEC matchup, will be closely monitoring Stockton’s condition as they prepare for the next phase of their season.
Further updates are expected as the investigation continues and more information becomes available.
