Just two years ago, the defensive line was having major trouble adjusting to a new system. This year, it'll be one of the most drama-free units on the team.
For several years now, Georgia has enjoyed the luxury of having veterans at all the major special-teams positions. That luxury is suddenly gone, and it's time for some true freshmen to step up.
Last year, Georgia's receivers held their own despite the loss of A.J. Green. Now it's the tight ends' turn to step up following the early departure of a vital playmaker.
In 2008, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets faced a young but talented dog offensive line. 2010 finally saw the end of that stable of players as the game's starters were represented by four of the...
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